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The phrase 'sample size was limited' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are discussing an experiment or survey that was conducted but the results were limited due to the small size of the sample. For example: "The sample size of our survey was limited, so our consumer data was not as comprehensive as we would have liked."
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As a pilot study with limited funding, the project sample size was limited.
Our sample size was limited by the small ACT team size and the limitation on caseloads (n = 80 per team member).
First, the sample size was limited by slow recruitment, a short recruitment period (6 months), and practical limitations including time, financial and human resources constraints.
The sample size was limited, and the study was conducted using only two classrooms.
Moreover, the sample size was limited to 15 raters and a set of three essays.
As our sample size was limited, large-scale, well-designed studies are necessary to validate the association between the COX-2 765G>C polymorphism and AD.
Our sample size was limited by the inability to enroll during the surge of pandemic patients due to time and resource constraints.
First, sample size was limited due to inconstant availability of CT, some unexpected early deaths and completion of research projects to which animals were originally assigned.
Also, the study's sample size was limited, making the resulting analyses exploratory in nature.
Because the sample size was limited, in particular for non-switchers, we removed covariates from the full model with p-values >0.25.
However, our sample size was limited and more studies are required to determine whether RNA concentrations may vary within bat colonies, and over time.
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