Intervention characteristics including study purpose, study design, and sample size were identified, and effects of dual-task interventions on various postural control and cognitive outcomes were noted.
The sample size was identified as the minimum number of patients required to assess everolimus-related toxicities in the studied population and was not based on formal calculation.
Journal of publication, funding source and sample size were identified as factors associated with OQS in our previous report on this dataset, and therefore included in the model.
The measurement of hypoglycaemia, based on a symptom score rather an objective biochemical value, non-availability of HbA1c measurements, and a small sample size are identified as limitations in this study, which should be addressed subsequent studies.
A particular need for more trials of suitable sample size was identified for establishing restoration longevity of HVGIC fillings placed, using hand-excavation following the atraumatic restorative treatment approach, in posterior permanent restorations in comparison to amalgam [ 28].
Based on the hypothesis that among children who live in households with other smokers, there will be no change in home-based SHS exposure post-legislation, the sample size was identified to have 80% power to demonstrate equivalence within 0.15 sd, assuming an intra cluster correlation (ICC) of 0.05, or within 0.2 sd with an ICC of 0.14.
All variant sites that had previously been discovered with the smaller sample sizes were identified again in this larger sample, which suggested that certain mutations in the srtA gene commonly occur in S. mutans strains.
When using smaller sample sizes, positively selected amino acid sites are identified that when the sample size is increased are no longer identified.
The P-criterion implies that an enormous sample size is required to identify a pathogenic variant of the average mutation rate.
Based on past experience (Tennessen et al. 2013) this sample size is sufficient to identify genomic regions of major effect on male function.
