Sentence examples for relatively little sample from inspiring English sources

The significant reactivity to dirofilarial antigens evidenced in people, in a relatively little sample of population living in different areas of the country, suggests that more extensive and detailed investigations coupled with continuing education and training of physicians are needed.

These kits are meant to be used with relatively little sample preparation and, although semiquantitative, are ideal for screening samples and complement more elaborate techniques involving GC analysis (Fig.  1).

It can be used in relatively small cohorts and has high power in that scenario to detect outlier samples if there is a high effect size and relatively little sample-sample variability.

Relatively small sample sizes in some of these studies may have meant that there was too little power to detect positive effects on coral cover.

Limitations: Relatively small sample size.

Support staff and technicians had relatively little representation in the sample.

We know relatively little about how our sample might differ from the remaining 80% of available studies.

The dynamic range of time-of-flight (TOF) MS is often greater than 3 orders of magnitude [ 15] and affords untargeted detection of relatively abundant metabolites with little sample pretreatment.

Further, most of the studies reported have involved relatively small samples of women, and there is little published information about awareness of osteoporosis at the population level.

Thus there is relatively little sequence divergence in our sample of bird species compared to the other two groups of vertebrates.

Most IVBA in the literature to date have been applied to soil samples from highly contaminated sites or to spiked samples, and relatively little work has been done to evaluate bioaccessibility of elements in a wide variety of uncontaminated 'background' soils.