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Twenty to thirty samples seems to be a reasonable sample size to choose for accurate estimations.

One approach to avoid a long burn-in period is by using a deterministic minimizer to obtain a best fit parameter set (Gutenkunst et al., 2007) which is likely to be a reasonable sample within the posterior probability distribution.

In three cases there was a reasonable sample size for specimens from a single locality and habitat; therefore, we tested for an age affect using these groups.

It therefore was a reasonable sample to use for this attempt to characterize the nature of epidemiological linkages between human and animal health data related to environmental exposure risks.

However, this dataset can be considered a reasonable sample of people working within academic primary care and is the largest study in this area to date.

We believed that this would be a reasonable approach to obtaining a sample, that although not truly population-based, would be large and geographically diverse and that would include patients that might be missed or underrepresented in clinic-based samples.

However, in the absence of the ability to sample this disease at different times without treatment in patients, and inability to know with precision when infection actually begins in these cases, we reasoned that this approach would be a reasonable alternative for longitudinal or temporal sampling of endodontic infections.

However, because some phthalate exposures are linked to routine behaviors that may vary little over short periods of time, a single spot urine sample may be a reasonable measure of short-term exposure to these phthalates.

Once a correlation between the baseline level of γ-H2Ax expression and DSB repair defect is further confirmed, the amount of γ-H2Ax in a tumor tissue sample could be a reasonable biomarker for selecting preferable patients for PARP inhibitor therapy.

In studies of natural populations where the sequencing coverage is usually modest (~2X per individual), the dual applications method on pooled samples should be a reasonable choice.

This suggests that, while the complete publications lists for an individual may not be readily available, a reasonable sample of the publications will still permit our method to reconstruct a good estimate of the individual's publication-citation record.