Sentence examples for modest sample sizes from inspiring English sources

Similar modest sample sizes were reported by Sacks et al. (2011); Cosden et al. (2003), who suggested that larger samples should be used to provide a more precise estimate of effect.

The primary advantage of CPS data is that samples are large and nationally representative.6 The 1979 National Longitudinal Survey of Youth (NLSY79) and the Survey of Income and Program Participation (SIPP) are relatively well suited for identifying and measuring the duration of multiple jobs (Amuédo-Dorantes and Kimmel 2009; Kimmel and Conway 2001), but each has modest sample sizes.

The major nsSNP studies attempted thus far have had modest sample sizes of ∼1500 cases and controls [40].

Due to the modest sample sizes in the AA and HA, we only had statistical power to detect cis eQTLs (Tables 2 and 3).

In contrast, application of efficient statistical protocols has the potential to significantly improve the chances of detecting real signal with modest sample sizes.

These have produced promising results but the inferences have been limited by modest sample sizes, testing of one biomarker at a time and the lack of independent validation.

As shown by small sampling errors of the estimates, allele frequencies can be precisely estimated with a modest sample size (400).

However, due to the modest sample size, further assessment of MPO and TnI is needed.

Although preliminary due to the modest sample size, the findings encourage a larger scale investigation with greater statistical power to evaluate competing models of genetic influence.

The exponential distribution is simple with only one parameter, hence the estimation can be quite reliable despite modest sample size.

We first analyzed another independent French group of more modest sample size (937 T2D and 1,000 NGT) (Table 2).