Sentence examples for sample are relatively from inspiring English sources

The DCMS survey did not probe deeply into what drove that discontent, and the numbers in the Scottish sample are relatively small, at 183 people from the two UK-wide surveys of around 2100, excluding the additional focus group.

These types of sample are relatively difficult to obtain from humans and interesting information is very often obscured by other factors, for example genetic, environmental, and dietetic background.

However, the lack of significance may be because cases of infant mortality in our sample are relatively rare, whereas we find that mothers below age 27 29 have elevated and statistically significant risks for stunting, diarrhoea and anaemia outcomes.

Additionally, in comparison to national smoking rates (2007: 23.0% of population; 2009: 19.0%) the prevalence rates from 2007 to 2009 of this sample are relatively analogous offering support for the generalisability of the sample.

However, our Muslim sample is relatively small.

But the Idaho and Washington State researchers, whose work appeared in Environmental Health Perspectives, said their results were the first evidence of sex reversal occurring in the wild (although they cautioned that their sample was relatively small).

The sample is relatively equally split by gender.

ANMCs in the sample were relatively small in terms of patients and volume.

The sample was relatively small with a low prevalence of students from non-English speaking backgrounds.

Additionally, our expert sample was relatively small (n = 10), racially homogeneous, and dominated by men.

If the sample is relatively small one can alternatively use parametric or nonparametric bootstrap.