Sentence examples for rather limited sample from inspiring English sources

The present study has the standard limitations of a retrospective study; a rather limited sample size and results obtained form a single institution.

In short, at least according to my rather limited sample, it seems that holidaymakers are willing to fly Ryanair because it is cheap, while business travellers are put off by the poor service in spite of the low fares.Which is why, in recent months, Ryanair has attempted to make itself more attractive to business travellers.

Therefore, it led to a rather limited sample size for these two sub-groups.

One of the downsides of this study is the rather limited sample size of six specimens.

However, despite these simplifications, the GF and hence the probabilities of k i ¯ can be computed analytically only for rather limited sample sizes (n < 6 ).

Behavior observed on a single occasion provides a rather limited sample of the child's behavior, which is strongly linked to that particular situation and difficult to generalize to other contexts.

This may be the reason why patient-based outcomes such as HRQOL and GQOL among patients with hip fractures are available only for rather limited samples.

In our series, the assessment of the surgical resection margins on the BCS specimen itself was performed by obtaining perpendicular sections along the entire long axis length of the BCS specimen, thus recognizably representing a rather limited sampling of the total margin surface of the BCS specimen.

We extend the analysis to a new set of 12 species (9 new species, T. adhaerens, D. discoideum, and A. thaliana; see Figure 4), because a dozen species obviously represents a rather limited sampling of species, making our ability to resolve the time of emergence of any subfamily limited.

Trends in certain groups may fail to reach statistical significance, not necessarily due to lack of changes in prevalence, but rather to limited sample size giving rise to wider confidence intervals around prevalence estimates.

This suggests that a significant increase in number of genes (of a level available from whole plastome sequences) will allow a rather limited taxon sampling to provide important insights into seed plant phylogeny.