Sentence examples for substantially smaller samples from inspiring English sources

In this case, the results using the substantially smaller samples within 5 miles of a pollution monitor were remarkably similar to the primary results presented.

Despite these weaknesses, our study surveyed a large number of adolescents, whereas much of the available literature is based on substantially smaller samples of undergraduate students [ 11- 13, 26].

Compared to the conservative method of treating all hypotheses as two-sided, the proposed procedure requires a substantially smaller sample, as all useful information on the direction of the alternatives is utilized in an optimal way.

Because the 'Meat and alcohol' cluster had a substantially smaller sample size than the other clusters, however, these findings may not be highly meaningful.

Even though the effect sizes showed slightly larger differences in magnitude compared to the less than 80 group they were highly imprecise due to substantially smaller sample size, hence they have not been reported here.

The results may not be broadly applicable to the full spectrum of patients with schizophrenia due to the specific recruitment criteria for the study, and substantially smaller sample size for the underweight group.

This latter finding contrasts somewhat with the significant albeit small (r = 0.18) sibling cross-correlations for ADHD and ASD reported by Mulligan et al. yet may be explained by the substantially smaller sample size and use of a qualitatively different questionnaire in the Nijmeijer et al. study.

They analyzed only one season of data with a substantially smaller sample size; and their study sample contained several populations not included in our study such as Medicaid-insured infants, second-season infants, and in-season births, in whom compliance is more difficult to assess.

By contrast, fewer than 40% had reached the 10-year assessment of HRQoL when the study was halted, resulting in a substantially smaller sample of participants at this time, compared with year 8. (The same was true of the 9-year assessment of HRQoL).

Both plans showed improved consumer protection with substantially smaller average sample size.

However, these studies were only of one class each and thus substantially smaller in sample sizes than our study.