Practicability of today's BEV is discussed, revealing that particularly small-size BEVs are useful.
As a first hypothesis we tested whether our data support the existence of a microendemic phenotype (MEP), i.e., whether frogs of small body size also have particularly small range sizes.
Early gene-association studies for COPD were often conflicting due to a variety of methodological issues (Silverman, 2006), particularly small sample size and lack of replication populations.
To our knowledge only one study has investigated the association between ED diagnosis and 2D:4D ratio, finding that lower mean 2D:4D was associated with AN, and higher mean 2D:4D was associated with BN, with controls lying in-between; however, this study is limited by its particularly small sample size (Quinton et al., 2011).
However, selection, genetic drift and gene flow may play an important role in the genetic diversity of particularly in small size populations.
We are limited by our small study size, particularly, the small size of our control group (n = 8); thus, we must be cautious as we cannot fully rule out a type 2 error.
Several factors make systematic analysis of data about the structure and processes of CHI plans particularly challenging: small size, diversity of communities where they function, and lack of infrastructure or technical capacity.
Particularly, small sample sizes and confounding variables were major points of criticism which makes the direct comparison of different grafts types difficult.
Additionally, due to the cross sectional nature of the study there were also uneven numbers in the different PDDS groups, with particularly small sample sizes in PDDS 8 for the stratified analysis.
The literature on the built environment and childhood obesity is subject to several addressable limitations, particularly small sample sizes and temporal ambiguity (Dunton et al. 2009; Feng et al. 2010).
