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"small study population" is a grammatically correct and usable term in written English.
You can use it when discussing a set of people who have participated in a study or survey, or who are being used to represent a larger group. For example, "The results of this study are limited, however, due to the small study population of only fifty participants."
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Finally, our study involved a small study population.
The results of the present case series study should be interpreted in a critical light because of the small study population.
Moreover, we included in our analysis a comparatively small study population admitted to only one CF centre which may limit the generalizability of our results.
This is a nice example for a study that is limited by a small study population and a low prevalence of the disease to be studied [48].
Sinderby et al. have shown in a small study population that peak EAdi signals obtained from esophageal catheter were comparable with peak costal surface EMG signal [31].
The evidence level remained low because of the small study population, difference in duration of immobilisation between groups and use of old braces.
Due to our small study population, we were not able to assess the quantitative functional data of the PET and MRI component.
The present discrepancy may be ascribed to a high mean age of the Greek subjects and a small study population not enriched on obesity.
First: the relatively small study population.
The main limitation is the relatively small study population.
Second, it is a retrospective study with small study population.
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