Sentences with phrase «one's small sample size»

One of them was the relatively small sample size of the patient group.

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

First of all, we have a very small sample size of people (less than 10) who reported they only play with their cat for one minute at a time.

So this research doesn't target key questions about graduated extinction, and it's limited by small sample size and missing data.

Attorneys create the data set based on small sample sizes of relevant documents.

Until recently, most studies examining oxytocin treatment for autism have used small sample sizes and involved only one or two hits of the hormone.

It may just be small sample size at this point.

Now, one needs to be very careful about making conclusions based on such small sample sizes.

That's a rather small sample size don't you think?

My guess is that our initial positive feedback was from too small a sample size.

This is an admittedly small sample size, so it's important to compare specific rates among lenders while shopping around.

All I am saying is that this poll is garbage click bait making assertions based off of an incredibly small sample size.

However, another lineup with a similar concept yet does not feature Green has succeeded extremely well, but in a much smaller sample size.

First off, there were only 70 dogs in each group — so a pretty small sample size.

It's important to note that we're dealing with relatively small sample sizes here.

Or it could just be luck with a fairly small sample size.

We only get small sample sizes to work with.

These types of studies usually contain small sample sizes and focus on identifying large, rare variants in the genome rather than smaller, more common variants that may also drive disease pathology.

Though, this study had small sample size consisting of only 8 people.

Data from other published outbreaks was often incomplete or involved small sample sizes.

Also this study had a quite small sample size.

«When you have really small sample sizes, you should just be looking at main average effect across all neighbouring schools,» she said.

We're taking small sample sizes and losing our mind over it.

I am sorry to confirm that because we carry over 90,000 products, it is not feasible for us to stock small sample sizes of our products to send on request.

Studies employing small sample sizes are not without value; indeed, they often serve as useful pilot studies for future, more comprehensive, work.

Individual results (both matters and e-discovery) are inherently small sample sizes.

But even within the very small sample size of myself, there is variation.

However, these studies lacked the use of validated measures or comparison groups, and were limited by small sample sizes.

We note that issues with small sample sizes and limited statistical power must be taken into consideration when interpreting these findings.

Earlier studies, using smaller sample sizes and less advanced sequencing and statistical methods, had failed to find an association.

Past studies have relied on small sample sizes of 20 species or fewer, taken from a narrow range of locations and diet types.

It tested only male subjects and used relatively small sample sizes.

Two weeks worth of games is still an incredibly small sample size to draw significant conclusions from, but like it or not, games with replacement officials still count.

Although this is a fairly small sample size, it does seem to indicate that there may be value on the over in this game.

Limitations include small sample size which may limit the statistical power of the study.

For example, only 36 infants where used in the Chinese study which is a very small sample size for such a populated country.

The paradox is real; data errors, such as small sample size or the underreporting of Hispanic ethnicity on death certificates, can not explain it.

Anthropologist Shara Bailey, an expert in ancient human teeth at New York University in New York City, says that «the barium method is novel and appears to be even more powerful» than previous approaches, adding that despite small sample sizes, «the authors present a strong argument for the utility of this method for extrapolating weaning history.»

Large bottles not just small sample size.

You based your whole comment on two stats that are not good in small sample sizes due to the way they can become inflated.

The study's small sample size precluded us from conducting true moderator analyses (e.g., by race).

On this albeit small sample size, I would also have to take issue with the claim «We skeptics are intelligent people...»

We identified 5 RCTs (241 subjects) for cupping therapy, all of which were of fair quality and had small sample sizes [73,74,77,82,95].

Small sample size seems the easy explainer...