Sentence examples similar to constraining sample size from inspiring English sources

The logistics issues related to availability of students during pre-planned academic activities constrained the sample size.

Available time and funding constrained the sample size, limiting the inclusion of a potentially broader range of perspectives.

These data from our 4 year study must still be interpreted cautiously, constrained by sample size, the sensitivity of swab testing, and the finding that individuals of some susceptible species may carry fluctuating low-level infection (Briggs et al., 2010).

In practice however, the value of τ is constrained by sample size because the genotype contingency tables for combinations rapidly become sparse and contain numerous empty cells when the order of the combinations increases.

However, a three-group (ɛ4-homozygote, ɛ4-heterozygote, and noncarriers) analysis to confirm that PA can enhance cognition at age ≥ 70 years regardless of genotype group was constrained by sample size.

It avoids linear model fitting and thus is more efficient and less constrained by the sample size.

The results are constrained by the sample size.

Previous attempts at global metabolic characterization of the date metabolome were constrained by small sample size and limited geographical sampling.

Analysis of the data in further detail was constrained by both sample size and the low prevalence of some scenarios.

Thirdly, we were constrained by the sample size and the number of cases for each type of eye disorder to expand our analysis to details and we did not evaluate the utilization of each type of ophthalmic disorder individually.

Another constraining factor to the sample size was the availability of the day of the week we were able to carry out the intervention.