Sentence examples for extended sample size from inspiring English sources

The regression can be developed further with extended sample size to provide reliable regression for stature estimation in the Malaysian population.

Since false negative associations due to the limited sample size should be taken into account especially for vaspin, leptin, IL-6, adiponectin and RBP4 further studies with extended sample size are required to elucidate the relative role of the different adipokines in relation to deterioration of glucose metabolism from IFG to IGT and ultimately T2D.

However, the small sample of our study population does not allow to draw definitive conclusions, hence the study will be further continued to extend sample size.

When a very large number of individuals with exome sequence data and whole genome genotypes is available, statistical imputation can also provide an effective strategy for extending sample sizes (97, 98).

A subsequent study from the same group extended the sample size to 78 breast cancers (including 40 from the original publication) using hierarchical clustering with an intrinsic gene set of 456 cDNA clones.

We have extended our sample size with 5 participants per condition in order to take normal distribution of the data as well as possible post hoc tests into account.

We extended our sample size by using the subset of samples common between the qPCR and SNP datasets, 747 cases and 727 controls, to train a k-nearest neighbour (knn) classifier to predict KIR3DL1/3DS1 copy number using the R and θ signals from ImmunoChip SNPs.

Final results are statistically limited and will benefit from future clinical studies to extend the sample size.

The company also claimed that the auditors based their findings on a sample of documents and did not seek to extend the sample size.

In this paper, we extend the sample size formula to scenarios where K (≥3) treatments are compared simultaneously to detect time-averaged differences in treatment effect.

In this study we extend the sample size of prior studies in birds for cox1 (2776 sequences, 756 species) and target especially species that are known to occur parapatrically, and/or are known to hybridise, on a Holarctic scale.