Sentence examples for but the current sample from inspiring English sources

It suggests that T. sp. C.P.K. 524 may also reproduce sexually but the current sample is too small to reveal it.

These differences were not significant, but the current sample sizes were clearly too small.

It is possible that other parishes had their own patterns of apprenticeship, but the current sample is large and geographically wide enough to allow robust conclusions to be drawn.

It is difficult to assess how 'active' these elements are in this species, given the closely related nature of the currently sequenced S. suis genomes [ 25, 32], but in the current sample there is little evidence that they are more mobile than in S. pneumoniae.

Larger participant numbers will allow us to conduct stratified analyses of change in outcome data according to level of formal and informal practice during participation in the intervention, but with the current sample size this was not possible.

Participants were not further interviewed about their ancestry, but all participants in the current sample is part of a genome wide association scan for which an extensive quality check has been done with standard procedures implemented in the software package PLINK [57], [58] (Christoforou & Le Hellard, in preparation).

Third, the LOT-R that assessed optimism showed low but acceptable reliability in the current sample, and it has shown comparable levels of reliability in other studies [ 29, 62].

1– 9 A three-way interaction between 's' allele×cortisol and some form of social adversity is plausible but not testable within the current sample, which is exclusively at high risk.

But descriptively and with reference to the current sample we found a small interaction between self-regulation and the organisation of classroom interaction, as graphed in Fig. 3.

But descriptively and with reference to the current sample, we found a small interaction between self-regulation and the organisation of classroom interaction (see Fig. 3).

Further limitations that have been posited include socio-economic concerns (such as the cost of joining a health facility) and the presence of symptoms of chronic diseases, but neither of these featured in the current sample [ 30, 31].