Sentence examples for somewhat small number from inspiring English sources

The limitation of this study is that it was the retrospective study and had a somewhat small number of patients.

A somewhat smaller number, 53 percent, said they were pleased with his security policies.

"This flexibility allows Hyundai to significantly overcomply with CAFE and build a somewhat smaller number of zero-emission vehicles for a short time between 2018 and 2021," Mike O'Brien, a Hyundai product development vice president, said in a telephone interview after Friday's vote.

Generally, the rounding-copy obtained a somewhat smaller number of units than the reference, in spite of its mean being the same as the reference in theory [54].

A somewhat smaller number may have a deeper understanding of the statement, even taken out of context as it is here.

A solid plurality of female Millennials identifies as Democrats rather Republicans (43% vs. 14%), as do a somewhat smaller number of males (32% vs. 21%).

A somewhat smaller number of participants (64%) preferred a vaginal delivery because the husband could be present or because it made breastfeeding easier.

In one, a somewhat smaller number of countershocks was required to achieve ROSC in IATH when compared to normothermia (9 vs. 17, P = 0.07) but the total dose of epinephrine required was lower as was the duration of CPR [ 31].

The uppermost layer of keratinocytes (stratum corneum) consists of a somewhat smaller number of very flat cell layers, which in some cells seem to have retained the nucleus and are nearly completely devoid of loricrin.

Although somewhat smaller numbers, these results compare very well with those achieved in blood in HIV-uninfected subjects [7], and ours reported previously using BAL in a similar population [14].

The SRMs generally yielded somewhat smaller numbers but did not change the interpretation of the data.