Again, however, there's only been five of these things, so it's pointless to make statistical conclusions.
First, the small case number and the retrospective study design make statistical conclusions highly tentative.
By quantitatively comparing the spacing of kinetochore-associated fluorescence clusters in simulated images, it is possible to predict the number of independent experimental images that would be required to make statistical conclusions about more subtle differences in sister kinetochore spacing between mutant and wild-type cells (Fig. 3b).
For the SWLS scale, the results were also presented in another form, with division into categories of quality of life and acceptance of disease, using the chi-squared independence statistical test making statistical conclusions (Table 7).
Because of the relatively small number of participants at higher cardiovascular risk, the subgroup analyses have insufficient power to make definitive statistical conclusions as to whether screening leads to strategies that improve cardiac outcomes.
In particular, many studies have insufficient sample size to make firm statistical conclusions.
First, the small case number and the retrospective study design make drawing statistical conclusions difficult, and no conclusions about recurrence in comparison with other modalities can be made.
Our dataset was not extensive enough to make robust statistical conclusions about the relative abundance of invaginations at the base, sides, and rim of the chloroplast cup.
Nevertheless, the use of a population database enables us to study a large contemporary sample of patients and make significant statistical conclusions relevant to the general population, which is not possible in single-institution studies.
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