Sentence examples for differing sample sizes and from inspiring English sources

Differing sample sizes and types (i.e. fresh tissues vs paraffin-embedded archival samples) may cause variability, as would different populations and their habits (e.g. ethnicity/diets/proportion of smokers/alcohol intake).

Discrepancy from our results may be due to differing sample sizes, different measurements of outcome and different outcome groupings.

To avoid sampling bias due to grossly differing sample sizes, the under-represented groups Y (3 individuals) and BY (12 individuals) were excluded from these analyses.

We further determined the importance of the sampling points for the lineage predictions using jackknife methodology, in order to investigate whether sampling points of a given lineage may be more important than in other lineages and thus whether differing sample sizes among lineages may have biased our predictions and conclusions.

Potential reasons for this latter discrepancy may have to do with such things as differing inclusion criteria and possibly more importantly, differing sample sizes.

The third goal, to create equal experimental sample sizes for each population size, was motivated by the fact that we did not want our results across different population sizes to be confounded by differing sample sizes.

Average pairwise distances (PWD) were calculated for all strains with named species within 18 genera to measure variance within species over the whole dataset in order to account for differing sample sizes, ranging from 1 to 16 strains per species (average 3.4) and 6 Symbiodinium strains per clade.

These studies have been carried out across many types of cancer, and many types of TIL, with widely differing sample sizes.

The differing results in the these two trials may have been caused by differing sample sizes of the trials, differing agents used, or other unmeasured co-interventions.

Significant group-by-test interactions were further broken down by comparing pretraining differences separately for each group using Tukey's post hoc HSD test for differing sample sizes.

In order to allow for the effect of differing sample size we used a simulation procedure to generate the distribution of the number of hits for subsets of the sample with bipolar disorder v. controls under the null hypothesis.