Sentence examples for relatively small study size from inspiring English sources

Because of the relatively small study size, the confidence intervals around our relative odds ratios are quite wide, indicating a substantial level of uncertainty.

While interpretations should be tempered by the relatively small study size, exploratory nature of the analysis, and use of historical controls for the rAd5 only comparison, there are a number of significant observations that merit additional investigation.

Relatively small study size precluded multivariable Cox regression analysis.

Despite extension to two centres, only 61 patients were recruited over 28 months, providing a relatively small study size.

In present cohort, the BMI did not differ between the cases and controls which may be partly due to the relatively small study size.

Unfortunately, the relatively small study size limited a detailed study of potential interactions among sex, glucose tolerance status, and glucose absorption.

This may be due in part to the relatively small study sizes and the narrow range of human papillomavirus types tested in previous work.

This may, in part, be because of relatively small study sizes to detect a significant association, although the present study, with over 1800 cases, also found no association with duration of oral contraceptive use.

However, haematological malignancies are probably heterogeneous in aetiology, and much of the evidence for subtype-specific associations remains inconclusive, perhaps reflecting inconsistent exposure classifications, or relatively small study sizes.

ENVIRON's proposal noted that "the relatively small study sizes and short follow-up periods resulted in a limited ability of [previous] studies to clarify the relationship between modern [low-level] occupational chromate exposures and cancer in general, and respiratory cancers in particular".

The relatively small study sample size might have affected the analysis and further external validation is required.