Sentence examples for considerably small sample size from inspiring English sources

The limitations of this study are considerably small sample size and candidate bias caused by procoagulant factors, for example, smoking or obesity, which were not evaluated in this study.

A considerably smaller sample size in the postnatal Pb subsample made the multivariate assessments with PCBs and MeHg more challenging.

Our sequencing data, albeit on a considerably smaller sample size of strains, therefore corroborate the phenotypic analyses of these two previous studies.

This lack of significance may be attributed to a considerably smaller sample size of the African-American subjects than the white subjects.

One of the main differences is that the present study had a considerably smaller sample size (n = 11), compared to the earlier study [ 8], where the sample size was 47.

Mercury regressions have a considerably smaller sample size than regressions for other metals (Table 2) because of toenail samples of insufficient weight to assess mercury concentrations as well as adjustment for fish and shellfish intake.

Case⌓control studies require a considerably smaller sample size than the corresponding longitudinal studies, and is as effective as the cohort study as a basis for causal inference [ 29].

The substantive differences in CBR between EGF109491 and EGF100151 may be due to the fact that the CBR calculated in the present study is based on a considerably smaller sample size (52 patients) than EGF100151 (198 patients in the lapatinib plus capecitabine arm).

Therefore, we hope that despite having a small sample size, the considerably high quality of our discussion as evidenced by the insightful responses from our interviewees who had much to offer and share during the interviews will offset the limited power in the study.

The results show that, the errors of parameters estimated based on small sample size can be considerably large.

However, the p-values assigned by the different statistical models varied considerably, due at least in part to the small sample size and the use of moderated (Limma empirical Bayesian) versus unmoderated (t-test) approaches to estimating variance.