The procedure promising to be relative small sample size and short pretreatment time for the assay that can be used for monitoring MCs concentrations in vegetables.
The relative small sample sizes of 18 and 16 trees limit our power to declare practically important differences significant.
However, this study was performed over a period of only 24 weeks with a relative small sample size (n = 327) in patients with wrist trauma.
The only limitations were the relative small sample size and the low number of SNPs, for which we cannot really reach a similar genome-wide significance threshold in humans (will discuss below).
However, despite the relative small sample size of the study, the high odd ratio and level of statistical significance found are clear indications that there is most probably an association between rs12255372 TCF7L2 and T2DM in our population.
Even grouping raw features into region of interests (ROI), finding discriminative features for ADHD is still not easy due to relative small sample size with a limited number of patients and healthy participants.
The study is limited due to the relative small sample size of each subgroup, its cross-sectional design, which only enables associations rather than inferring causality between variables, and the lack of assessment on the influence of psychotropic medications on cognitive measures.
One caveat of these studies was the relative small sample size which might bias the results and conclusion.
Because of the relative small sample size in both the WD and control groups, we combined data from the two groups in the regression analysis.
First of all, the relative small sample size may have influenced the result of the analysis of association with age due to low numbers of children in each age category.
The differences in association levels observed between the sample sets may be a consequence of distinct founder effects or of the relative small sample size of the cohorts evaluated in this study.
