Sentence examples for the aggregate sample size from inspiring English sources

Second, despite the aggregate sample size of over 4,000 subjects with pneumonia, the subgroup growing out Pseudomonal pathogens was small, accounting for 12% of all cases.

The prediction of rheological properties was possible at 0.34 mm of the fine aggregate sample size, while the workability difference was observed as smaller than 0.89 mm of the fine aggregate sample size.

The impact of ethnicity on key parameters cannot therefore be established, although the proportions in each individual ethnic group would not yield a big enough sample to be useful, even with the very large aggregate sample size.

Despite the limitations listed above, our meta-analyses employed a strict inclusion criteria and valid search strategy in order to provide an objective, authentic, and current estimate of HIV and syphilis prevalence among MSM in China, with a large aggregate sample size of 75036.

In addition, standard aggregate experiments were performed for the aggregate samples (similar aggregate samples were used for the three designs).

The KHDL method reduces slightly the chances of including the true inconsistency factor in the 95% CI of IF, especially when there is no heterogeneity, as the mean treatment effects become more precise.> -wrap-foot>> -wResultst> Results are aggregated over sample size and number of trials (assumed equal across comparisons).

From the absorption rate measurement, when the mean size of the fine aggregate sample is higher than 0.34 mm (S60), the absorption rate of the fine aggregate is remarkably increased as the mean size of the fine aggregate is increased.

The absorption ratio increased as the mean size of the fine aggregate sample decreased, as expected.

The workability change according to the dimension of aggregates can be related to the relationship between viscosity and the mean size of the fine aggregate sample.

b The particle size distribution of the microbial aggregate sample taken on day 130.

Similarly, our inability to identify a significant change in MDROs in PICU except when we aggregated all GNB suggests that the sample size is possibly a factor.