Sentence examples for tiny sample size from inspiring English sources

That is a tiny sample size, but I do have some questions about how well they match up here.

Five games is a tiny sample size, but perhaps the Knicks' overall character has not changed.

Participants in the study (which, admittedly, had a tiny sample size of 20 people) experienced "lower limb swelling" and reduced reactions times.

The problem is that supporters of Bush and Carson are so few that polling on where they'll go next is necessarily a tiny sample size.

"Let's look at the actual data from around the country, not this poll based on a tiny sample size which clearly, in the case of Nick Clegg's seat, is absolutely wrong," he told Sky News.

One problem with the first study, apart from its tiny sample size, was that the original association between the administration of the vaccine and the onset of symptoms was, in most cases, made by a child's parents.

It relies too much on rumour and off-the-cuff remarks, and tiny sample sizes.

"Because of the tiny sample sizes, it is difficult to be sure of the percussion, but those players with hearing damage are typically worse than the brass".

Kendrick has had some success against a few Cubs relievers and two starters in tiny sample sizes — right-hander Kyle Hendricks and left-hander Jose Quintana, whom Werth has never faced.

Herr and collaborators have developed a microfluidic western blot for an 8-plex protein panel for individual CTCs, derived from estrogen receptor positive breast cancer patients, that advances the state of the art in CTC characterization with tiny sample sizes.

Sports like baseball and basketball generate all sorts of metrics that observers can use to fact-check their suppositions; fight fans, faced with tiny sample sizes and a paucity of useful data, are left to rely upon unfalsifiable theories and unscientific anecdotes.