Note that, in fact, we often use two dualistic constraints, ({A} subseteq C_{11}) and ({A} not subseteq C_{21}) in the form of ({A} cap C^{prime }_{11} =varnothing ) and ({A} cap C^{prime }_{21} {ne },varnothingg ), where (C^{prime }_{11} ={mathcal A} {backslash }C_{11}) and (C^{prime }_{21} ={mathcal A}{backslash }C_{21} ) with the quite small sizes of (C^{prime }_{11}) and (C^{prime }_{21}).
They all have quite small sizes, and in the case of the MITE-like elements of Gambol_Ele1, cluster 100 and 112, they constitute two subfamilies with almost identical TIRs but with different sizes and different internal regions in nucleotide composition, indicating that they probably originated in different events.
It is also quite small – the size of Kent in fact.
(update: he got back, had nothing to add about the terms except to say the deal was in fact quite small in size).
The phallic stone is made from granite, quite small in size and white and was reportedly found in a field nearby by a farmer.
Although α = 0.05 is more often quoted in the literature, its value is more or less arbitrary [ 2]; our choice was required to increase the statistical power in this case of quite small sample size (5 points).
Some studies that have found this relationship after breast cancer surgery have been retrospective (Tasmuth et al, 1995, 1997) or with a quite small sample size (Hickey et al, 2010).
The relatively coherent body of work on agenda setting and policy formulation is quite small in size, whilst the slightly larger body of implementation work is disparate and scattered, perhaps more strongly rooted in micro- than meso-level analysis.
Given the typical difficulties and constraints when collecting data from institutional, scholar and clinically referred samples, we had to rely on quite small sample sizes to perform these comparisons.
