Federal officials have done little to detect or deter these hazardous prescribing patterns". Tracy Weber, Charles Ornstein, and Jennifer LaFleur in The Washington Post.
Another witness before the Senate panel said government regulators did little to detect how banks and other lending institutions discourage minorities from even applying for mortgages.
As Congress finances a crackdown on tax cheating by the working poor, it is doing little to detect abuses by people, usually among the wealthiest Americans, who do not rely entirely on wages for their income.
Unfortunately, the number of cases included in the analysis was small, and therefore, we had little power to detect a potential association.
Note, however, that many of the Kruskal-Wallis tests would have had little power to detect a difference across chromosomes, as a consequence of small ratios of the number of loci to the number of chromosomes.
But this p53L22Q/W23S mutant is very inefficient in inducing VRK1 downregulation [12], thus there is very little margin to detect a protection by p300.
This may be because that there were too few studies and hence too little power to detect a difference (El-Sayeh & Morganti 2004).
Apart from the possible absence of an essential dietary co-factor as noted above, it is also possible that our Si-supplemented group received too little Si to detect a difference compared to the Si-deprived animals.
We acknowledge indeed that classical selective neutrality tests on population molecular data (such as the Ewens-Watterson homozygosity, Tajima's D and Fu's FS tests used here) are known to have little power to detect a signal of selection on standing genetic variation [ 62, 78].
In figure 5, we show that if 2 N es < −1 for most noncoding DNA in D. melanogaster (as suggested by the frequencies of polymorphisms in noncoding DNA, see Andolfatto 2005), there may be little power to detect a 2-fold difference in population size between the species if one existed.
