Sentence examples for much smaller studies from inspiring English sources

In addition, any attempts at replication would necessarily involve meta-analysis of numerous much smaller studies and therefore have decreased power.

Previously, in much smaller studies, we and others had shown that daily treatment with a synthetic version of the hormone melatonin could reset the circadian clock.

A time trend has been found to be significant in other much smaller studies [23,30].

In much smaller studies where there are fewer events there may not always be sufficient information to adequately estimate the underlying hazard using this model.

This is in contrast to previous much smaller studies (Righetti et al, 1996; Buttitta et al, 1997; Lavarino et al, 2000; Reles et al, 2001).

Only few longitudinal studies are available, and whereas we found that high OPG levels were associated with bone loss in postmenopausal women not using HRT [ 16], two other (but much smaller) studies found no relationship [ 34, 41].

One earlier, much smaller study, the paper notes, had found male coffee drinkers had reduced risk of depression.

Frederick did a similar, but much smaller study as part of his Ph.D. thesis and published it in a book chapter in 2003.

The data lend credence to an older, much smaller study of 70 languages, which found a similar pattern, and are "very much in line" with studies of acoustic adaptation in other species, Everett says.

However, the cost of the FIA estimate was approximately $10.5 million (using a commonly used valuation of $2000 per plot), and the lidar acquisition alone in Anderson et al.'s much smaller study area cost $60,000.

Rather than publicize his findings the government seized on a much smaller study done in New Zealand.