In practice, so-called genomic training populations that are used to derive prediction equations, may be of inadequate size for reliable prediction of all but the largest chromosome fragments [ 19], leading to predictions that account for just a fraction of the additive genetic variance [ 20].
We were able to establish cultures of CSCs from 35 biopsies applying our published protocol for the isolation and characterization of CSCs from Bladder Cancer [ 25], because in 10 cases the tumor was of inadequate size for processing, as specimens from TURB are generally very small (less than 50% exceed one cm) [ 25].
This is due to many factors, like faulty use of existing public spaces, low quality of public spaces, inadequate size of public spaces for the number of residents, bad maintenance and conservation of public spaces, etc.
A real fix for the troubles of the banking system might help make up for the inadequate size of the stimulus plan, so it was good to hear that Mr. Obama spends at least an hour each day with his economic advisors, "talking through how we are approaching the financial markets".
The key thing I took away from the memo is that it does not read at all like the current story the administration gives for the inadequate size of the stimulus, which is that they knew it should be larger but had to face political reality.
Most scanned images, however, are of inadequate size and can lead to visible seams or repetition if they are directly used for texture mapping.
Inadequate opening size for the filling of the grout in the sleeve.
We suspect inadequate sample size for these specific cancers as the explanation for these observations.
The possible explanations for these discrepancies include inadequate sample size for the negative studies, population differences, and, most important, lack of control of the timing of ovulation relative to the hormone sampling.
For many rare outcomes even large studies may have inadequate sample size: for example, it has been estimated that to detect a doubling in the risk of a birth defect that has 1% prevalence in the spontaneous conception group with 80% power at the 5% level of significance that 1491 ART infants and 7455 spontaneously conceived children would be needed (Kurinczuk et al., 2004).
Some studies used otherwise appropriate methodologies, but were rated as "poor" due to inadequate sample sizes for analyses.
