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Therefore, two or more sizes should be considered to ascertain suitability for the whole range of end users.
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To expand, then, the chains will have to win business from one another, using new pitches and products.But the tougher the fight, the more size should count, if smartly used.
The significant differences between the treatment and control group again highlights the efficacy of this treatment among our small sample; however, it should be noted that this small sample size severely limits generalization, and further studies with more robust sample sizes should be attempted.
The larger the net costs, the more company size should deviate from the statistical power law, which is why Professors Garicano, Lelarge and Van Reenen can use their power-law analysis to quantify the private costs of the regulations that kick in at the 50-employee threshold.
As demand grows, more plants of different sizes should be built to meet the demand.
In contrast, when the student starts essentially from square one, effect sizes should be more robust.
More studies with larger sample sizes should be performed to empower conclusions deduced in the present study.
As these published sample size calculations were designed to detect a slightly smaller difference in PCS than we chose to examine (5.0 versus 6.5 points), our sample sizes should be more than adequate.
Optimally, Mr. Shapiro said, floor sizes should be no more than 40,000 square feet.
Optimally, Mr. Shapiro said, floor sizes should be no more than 40,000 square feet to accommodate a variety of tenant needs -- about the floor size that architects have specified for Sutton Park South.
In the schools that serve the neediest children, class sizes should be reduced to no more than 20.
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