Because of the relatively small study size, the confidence intervals around our relative odds ratios are quite wide, indicating a substantial level of uncertainty.
This was a relatively small study conducted in the US.
But the survey, a relatively small study conducted by a team from the University of Toronto, is the first to document the extent to which the industry may influence so-called clinical practice guidelines.
Those last claims were based on a relatively small study, focused on one-year follow-ups of 14 women who had liposuction of their abdomens, flanks, backs and inner and outer thighs at Georgetown University Medical Center.
"We were in a good position, even in a relatively small study, to say, 'These are the outcomes I'm going to look at.' " When they parsed the data, they saw that Fredrickson's prediction appeared to be wrong.
But maybe the article -- which was based on a relatively small study done by a neuroscientist at the University of Rochester -- carried a charge for other more complicated reasons.
The relatively small study, done in Canada and published in the journal Perceptual and Motor Skills, included 49 men and 115 women.
We ran a relatively small study, showed people more or fewer happy posts and measured if they were posting happy or sad things afterwards.
The results from the current study do need to be interpreted cautiously, as they are limited to a homogenous and relatively small study area.
According to our relatively small study, about 25percentt of KoЯn fans prefer theirs on the cob.
The relatively small study contains plans for the house and potential impressions for various elevations.
