Sentence examples for restrictive sample from inspiring English sources
Most of these approaches require rather restrictive sample preparations.
And we are looking at an extremely restrictive sample (only 128 of the 5,962 households, or 2.14%% of the sample, comply with all these criteria).11 If we cannot find universal participation (not even close to it) even among these households, it is clear that there have to be more factors affecting the decision of owning stock.
Another limitation of the current study is the restrictive sample size.
Here, we looked specifically at the 68 specimens that are part of the hybrid transect, as well as a more restrictive sample of 50 individuals within the core hybrid zone defined as sites 35 45 in Figure 1.
While their study makes an important contribution to our knowledge of longevity outcomes in elite sport, the restrictive sampling frame necessary for a meta-analysis excluded numerous studies that could inform our broader understanding of elite athlete health.
The difference is mainly due to our use of a less restrictive sampling distribution for the consumption data [40].
While array-based approaches are more cost-effective and higher throughput, the restrictive sampling of CpGs provides an incomplete landscape of the methylome [ 14].
We would also note that the frequency of these four bacteria means that around one fifth of infections co-occurred with other species of inherited bacteria (8 of 44 infected species carry two different bacteria), an estimate of course made conservative by our own restrictive sampling for 'known' symbiont groups.
We therefore restricted the placebo sample not only to observations where the minimum wage was never above the federal minimum wage, but also limited the sample to when there was no federal minimum wage variation (and also examined a more-restrictive sample that included only county pairs with a minimum wage difference for at least one quarter).
Studies on the impact of the FHCI are limited and have either been descriptive in design or restrictive in sample sizes, thus limiting the strength of the findings.
c) Alternatives to transfusion, and blood-sparing techniques: Alternatives to transfusion, and blood-sparing techniques: This part of the PBM program comprises a broad use of the cell saver system in defined subgroups of patients, temperature management, point-of-care diagnostics, optimised coagulation management, and restrictive blood sampling [ 14].
