Sentence examples for rather small sample size from inspiring English sources

However, the results should be interpreted with some caution due to the rather small sample size.

Finally, due to a rather small sample size our results need to be further validated.

More problematic was the rather small sample size of 1137, further diminished to 573 by participation of only 50.4%.

Besides having a rather small sample size and a short follow-up time, they were often characterized by vague and subjective assessment of disease activity and treatment response.

This study is based on a rather small sample size of a selected group of apprentices who started their apprenticeships directly after compulsory school.

We consider as a key limitation of this study a rather small sample size which could affect our ability to estimate a causal relationship.

Simulations show that the ANOVA-type statistic and the multiple contrast test appear to maintain the pre-assigned level of the test quite accurately (even for rather small sample sizes) while the Wald-type statistic leads, as expected, to somewhat liberal decisions.

This may be caused by the rather small sample sizes, and thus rather large confidence intervals from these studies, in the two previous studies showing association with asthma.

In another publication reporting two studies with a rather small sample sizes of 12, respectivly 26 participants, neuroticism, but not extraversion was found to be related with enhanced olfactory sensitivity to some, but not to all of the analysed odors [23].

The study was subject to certain limitations, such as rather small sample sizes per treatment group and short duration of treatment.

First, we expect rather small sample sizes in the magnitude of 50 residents and 20 staff members, however, hope to double the intervention-oriented sample sizes in the waiting control group by replication of the training program.