Sentence examples for smallest respondent from inspiring English sources

Patients aged between 60 and 69 years old constituted the largest group (n=382; 33.7%), with those aged under 50 forming the smallest respondent group (n=188; 16.6%).

No comparisons of qualitative data between groups were conducted given the smaller respondent pool (these questions were optional) and the diversity of themes identified.

To avoid imprecision caused by small respondent numbers, we only included hospital placements that had been rated by three or more students (two or more for community placements because students were typically attached there individually or in very small groups).

Prior to data analysis, participants' geographical locations were classified as 'metropolitan' or 'non-metropolitan' based on health service district classifications for ease of reporting and small respondent numbers in some regional districts.

The proportion of women experiencing a stillbirth or neonatal death was similar in the two groups although the numbers were small (respondents = 7 (0.8 %) versus no survey = 13 (1.2 %)).

The proportion of missing values on the GAS items was small (seven respondents did not answer the GAS).

The same was true for all severe adverse effects except severe loss of libido (where the utility impact was consistently small across respondents).

We came across only one African study which reported a neck MSD rate of 28% [ 6] however the sample size was relatively small (128 respondents).

However, we found only small differences between respondents and non-respondents, and between respondents and children in the community, which thus decreases the likelihood of bias.

Locums and trainees made up the smallest group of respondents (Table  1).

Fentanyl and morphine are used as adjuvants apart from sufentanil only in a small fraction of respondent departments.