The large sample size allows for precise estimates that rule out economically meaningful effects.
Second, the data provide extremely large samples, and therefore allow for precise estimates.
Although heritability estimates were uniformly low in the male participant sample, the size of the sample was not sufficiently large to allow for precise estimates of heritability.
This understanding is required for precise estimates of the contribution of savanna fires in the global carbon dynamics.
Although these field measurements were insufficiently replicated for precise estimates, both runs suggested pH to be up to ∼0.15 units lower underneath than above the two mats, and ∼0.1 units lower at night than during the day (data not shown).
Another strength is the large sample size, which allowed for precise estimates.
Studies of risk factors for community-acquired infection among older adults have not been designed for precise estimates of infection incidence among the subgroup with diabetes 16, 17.
Dose doubling was included to allow for best efficacy outcomes, however, the study was not designed for precise estimates of the effect of dose doubling.
10– 12 The large size of many databases offers the potential for precise estimates of effect and for studying rare exposures or outcomes.
Adverse event costs will be obtained from hospital cost centres for precise estimates, given the likely variability in costs between participants, reasons for admission and hospitals.
Another advantage is that medical databases contain information on large study populations, offering the potential for precise estimates of effects and for studying rare exposures or outcomes.
