Sentence examples for limited statistical evidence from inspiring English sources

Limited statistical evidence for shared genetic effects of eQTLs and autoimmune-disease-associated loci in three major immune-cell types.

Limited statistical evidence indicated that respondents using computer-based survey technologies (i.e. Web or disk-by-mail) generally reported forecasting characteristics that are associated with firms exhibiting best practices.

Notably, we found limited statistical evidence to suggest that there is significant overlap between CD4+ T cell genes whose transcript measurements correlate with IgE level in both male and female asthmatics.

Relative recurrence risk was higher for half siblings than for uncle/aunt-niece/nephew pairs, but with limited statistical evidence of a real difference (P for interaction between type of second degree relative and cerebral palsy risk=0.09).

12 The power of our study to detect a moderate effect of the vaccine in subsets of pregnancies, the absence of established effects of other vaccines on miscarriage, and the low prior probability that Cervarix has an effect on miscarriage combined with the limited statistical evidence of effect lead us to conclude that the HPV vaccine probably does not cause miscarriage.

Limitations: Limited statistical analysis made findings difficult to interpret.

Despite limited statistical power, we did see some evidence of small increases in mean birth weight for higher levels of total water intake during pregnancy.

Although our study sample size was modest, our failure to confirm the association between p, p′-DDE and IgA observed previously by Vine et al. (2001) is unlikely to be due to limited statistical power because we saw no evidence of a trend that would have been strengthened with greater precision.

However, this relationship lacks statistical evidence because of the limited number of patients.

However, there was no statistical evidence of such relationship when the analysis was limited to US samples only, but the possibility that the limited US sample size might have contributed to this result cannot be excluded.

Conclusions: The nature of the genetic association exploited in this study led to limited statistical application, but despite this, when all cardiometabolic traits were assessed, there was no evidence of any trend supporting a protective role of l-ascorbic acid.