Sentence examples for but small sample from inspiring English sources

In 286 snaps a season ago before injury, Johnson looked like that guy, but small sample sizes can be fickle.

Hours worked per week in the follow-up period did not differ between the groups, but small sample size and challenges associated with measuring work hours may have contributed to this finding.

Another advantage, which is important in the present study, is that analyses with many control variables but small sample sizes can be problematic using model-based methods, but not when multivariate matching is applied (Rosenbaum and Rubin 1983).

However, non-significant does not mean that there is no effect in given sample sizes but small sample size will usually report non-significant even when there are significant valid effects which a large data sample would have reported but sometimes large sample sizes also report non significance.

The results are based on a typical, but small, sample size for a pilot study in this field.

The nature of relatively high dimensionality but small sample size in microarray data causes the known problem of "curse of dimensionality".

In this way, preference structures can be determined more precisely or with equal precision but smaller sample size.

This is not a menu from a dystopian nightmare, but a small sample of the food safety scandals that have besieged Chinese consumers in recent years.

And this is but a small sample from a remarkable total: 493 instances of iconic, and 670 of icon or icons.

This is roughly proportional to the Labour selection contests that have already taken place but the small sample means that it is hard to make generalisations.

Recent Cuban defectors such as Rey Ordóñez and Liván and Orlando El Duqueue") Hernández are but a small sample of the wealth of players that could become available.