Sentence examples for comparatively small sample from inspiring English sources

A limitation of this study was that the treatment period was relatively short compared with previous studies of canagliflozin and the comparatively small sample size of female subjects (11 females vs 50 males).

The NEISS data set, which spans from 2003 through 2013, includes about four thousand decoration-related E.R. visits, a comparatively small sample.

Likewise, Bamfield (1994) examined a comparatively small sample of four action sites against one control site.

The patients with iatrogenic damage after dental procedures, however, still represent a comparatively small sample [13, 14].

Despite comparatively small sample sizes here, using this approach the authors have recently shown that the 15q25 (CHRNA 3/5) and 4q31 (HHIP/GYPA) loci might be relevant in both COPD and lung cancer [26], [28].

These differences may be because of the ethnic variation between the North and South Indian populations [35], [36] and/or comparatively small sample size of South Indian subjects in our cohort.

However, it remains unknown from previous studies in comparatively small samples whether pre-existing inter-individual differences modulate the behavioral response during endotoxemia.

5 16 19 22 Although interviewing in each phase continued until saturation, study limitations include the comparatively small samples and the difficulty of recruiting participants in this highly stigmatised population.

One issue is poor genome coverage; the chip used surveys a comparatively small sampling of the predicted coding capacity for the full Eutrema genome [ 13, 14].

In previous studies with comparatively small samples, the association between SMM and PTSD was often investigated by exploring differences in the mean score of the self-reported measurement of the PTSD symptoms between the risk and non-risk groups.

This may be due to the comparatively smaller sample size of the present study.