Sentences with phrase «large number of subjects»

Studies with smaller sample sizes showed a larger effect size than studies with larger numbers of subjects.

Academic learners have more time than this, but they're far more stressed than they once were due to the significantly larger number of subjects they must master.

Traditional epidemiology requires large numbers of subjects to identify broad effects, such as the link between urban life and mental illness.

Recruiting a large number of subjects may ensure inclusion of a sufficient number of people with low cognition / low movement.

«A study covering a large number of subjects, like the one in 2015, makes it possible to identify the relevant genes across the entire population; but their variations have only a limited impact on individuals.

«Using data from a large number of subjects, the model with causal inference better predicted how humans would or would not integrate audiovisual speech syllables.»

This summer, Rossman and Seals plan to launch a three - month follow - up study to confirm the findings in a larger number of subjects and look more closely at the impact the compound has on mitochondria.

One possible solution is to generate a group network summarizing the consistent network connectivity observed in a large number of subjects.

Your mileage may vary — but these studies cover a large number of subjects from a wide range of backgrounds, suggesting the results might be applicable across the board.

It remains to be seen which exam boards, if any, will offer resits in subjects outside of English, maths and science, but it will likely leave many students unable to resit a large number of subjects once the new GCSE's come into force

* There has been a pleasing number of A and A * grades (level 7/8 and 9) across a large number of subjects including Maths, English, ICT and Biology.

Today, it has expanded to a large number of subjects and disciplines which are an integral part of the curriculum across various colleges around the world today.

It later emerged that New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller had commented on the large number of subjects who could be said to be of Italian - American heritage, and was worried that this would upset an important and influential political lobby.