Since such research will be cumulative, a minimum size for meaningful statistical analysis can be reached, opening up an avenue for improving the design of business policies.
In particular such flows have central vortices that are unsteady and complex, transient flow-induced vortical structures generated by the impeller baffle interactions and require a significant number of simulated agitator rotations before meaningful statistical analysis can be performed.
Most importantly, the group of homozygotes was far too small for a meaningful statistical analysis.
First, 41 patients are still a small number for a meaningful statistical analysis, especially concerning the calculation of the risk of unfavorable outcomes and death in patients with IAH.
While both have performances ranging from 77 to 100%, CS aces all ten standard optimization benchmarks, where each algorithm has been run at least 100 times so as to carry out meaningful statistical analysis.
In order to obtain adequate sample sizes that enable meaningful statistical analysis of the large number of security combinations generated by the above list, the CSEW sweeps were merged: 1992 1996; 1998–2000; 2001/02 to 2004/05; 2005/06 to 2007/08 and 2008/09 to 2011/12.
In the meantime, and in the absence of extensive datasets, it is difficult to evaluate the precise quantitative effect of alternative HIMs (i.e. those other than ash thickness and settling rate) on surface transportation disruption from volcanic ash and perform meaningful statistical analysis.
Although the Caltech committee found no conclusive evidence that women suffer in terms of salary or lab space, panel members say that the paucity of women made it difficult to carry out a meaningful statistical analysis or provide the necessary anonymity.
Sample sizes for females with levels <90 were insufficient for meaningful statistical analysis.
This rendered a meaningful statistical analysis difficult.
Small sample sizes precluded meaningful statistical analysis in some cases.
