Sentence examples for relatively low sample size from inspiring English sources

One was the relatively low sample size in each case; the second and more important reason was the fact that the fields of study of these respondents are very different from economics and business administration.

Four primary advantages of using CASPER methodology included a user-friendly CDC toolkit, yield of a representative community sample with a relatively low sample size, low-cost/low-tech requirements for implementation, and the strengthening of an academic-practice-community partnership.

It's worth noting, however, that the poll has a relatively low sample size.

cit. Figure 4), together with a relatively low sample size of merely six may not have unwittingly overlooked a defect in the appetitive paradigm.

A few seemingly clear inductions were not statistically significant due to high within-treatment variance and relatively low sample size, especially in the second sampling.

The relatively low sample size from Cuba (n = 11) may be limiting the number of observed alleles and therefore θ, which could result in a low number of estimated migrations (P. Beerli, personal communication).

This pattern was, however, only marginally significant, most likely due to the fact that we had (because of logistic reasons) relatively low sample sizes for Ig levels.

Due to relatively low sample sizes for the numbers of each sex resulting from a given cross (ranging from N = 0 to 18), we used a binomial distribution test to evaluate statistical significance [89].

Both studies had relatively low sample sizes: Tassi et al. n = 10, Teppermann et al. n = 20.

The extreme difficulties of sampling in Antarctica resulting in relatively low sample sizes and coverage, prevent any detailed conclusions about Trematominae population structure.

Therefore, in Sousa [ 37], the relatively low sample sizes for individual trematode species compared to uninfected snails may have yielded underestimates of growth for trematode species.