Sentences with phrase «sample sizes»

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

Small sample sizes, et cetera, but we needed to see that UCLA was capable of something like this... and we saw that UCLA was capable of something like this.

With the usual caveats of small sample sizes (nobody with more than 19 games, only 7 teams to compare.

Large sample sizes allow you to more accurately observe advantages that you may hold over the sportsbooks.

On a side note, I calculated those FIP numbers realizing these are extremely small sample sizes, so take it with a grain of salt.

Give Tom Flacco, Joe's brother, this: he's mastered small sample sizes.

It reduces sample sizes in a sport that already suffers from a small N.

Despite all this, is it not a bit outrageous to say Sudfield should be in from a sample sizes containing HALF a game?

Consistent results, large sample sizes and the ability to explain your edge.

Large sample sizes allow you to more accurately observe advantages that you may hold over the sportsbooks, yet it never ceases to amaze how much stock bettors will place in the performance of a team over the past five games.

Small sample sizes are pretty much that, and I still think we're better off with him in the lineup than without.

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 worst part is that while you're bleating about sample sizes, you're also waiting for evidence that everything is a mirage.

Did you know that the studies that show phytic acid is an antinutrient were poorly designed and based on small sample sizes?

do they have sample sizes?

The surveys are based on face - to - face interviews conducted under the direction of Princeton Survey Research Associates and included sample sizes of at least 1,000 people in each of the 6 countries.

While most surveys rely on sample sizes of 1,000 or 2,000 people, Pew interviewed 35,000 adults in English and Spanish in 2007 and again in 2014 for the landscape study.

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

Long - horizon return regressions have effectively small sample sizes.

Bianca DiJulio, a Kaiser policy analyst, said that because some sample sizes were so small, the organization didn't have the 95 percent confidence they liked for many of the size categories.

However, Global Knowledge said the difference was likely influenced by the sample sizes.

Surveys and reviews are slow, and small sample sizes skew findings.

This timeliness and detail comes at a cost, however, as the small sample sizes of the LFS causes the estimates to have substantial standard errors (which can lead to some peculiar results at the provincial and CMA levels).

Psychiatric diseases, since they are the result of a complex mix of genetics, environment, and behavioral factors, require large numbers of people, or what's known as a large sample size.

In modern polling, most statisticians see sampling 1,000 people as a good compromise between a manageable sample size and acceptable confidence.

In the end, while the strategy floated by Morgan Stanley has been 100 % effective in the past, its sample size of just eight instances makes it far from a sure thing.

«I think this is a sample size issue more than anything,» she says.

A few of these include a too - small sample size and the simple fact that the participants knew what was being studied and were aware of the hypothesis.

(To be clear, the trial involved has a very small sample size.)

To get a larger sample size, the research team looked at the companies started between 2006 and 2016.

But as Net Applications» Vince Viccarazzo, EVP marketing and strategic alliances, points out, that really depends on how you count users, given a sample size.

When expanding to a sample size of 750,000 well - shared posts, another problem became apparent: more than 50 percent of these posts had no external links.

Though only 9 % or so of consenters (4,552 people) uploaded a full week of reports on their physical activity, that's still a big sample size for an objectively measured, data - driven research study.

With this sample size and response rates in the 3 percent range, he could be 95 percent confident that his actual close rate would be ± 1.5 percent of the result he got.

The researchers acknowledged their findings are limited by their small sample size, and that it would have been useful to measure stress and anxiety to see how this was affecting the results.

All of that said, the NIH researchers did not go so far as to make a clinical recommendation; after all, 125 women is a small sample size.

The idea is to get employee data and feedback constantly from a representative sample size of the organization.

The sample size, however, was huge — it involved more than 70,000 adults aged 50 to 76.

(The sample size was limited to 68 people, however.)

Though the sample size was limited, Garoppolo looked like a promising young quarterback who spent years learning under Tom Brady.

Although that's hardly a massive sample size, the viewers» complaint that these claims were unscientific was rejected; the ASA said it «did not expect skin «toning» claims to be supported by independent scientific evidence.»

On the other hand, if your sample size is too small, results may not be statistically meaningful.

Obviously, a sample size of three isn't statistically significant, but the prior three periods were all followed by a continuation of the rally for another 12 - 24 months, as momentum typically persists.

The high median pay for female CFOs is partly a result of sample size — there were only 60 female CFOs at the S&P 500 companies that qualified for inclusion in the study during the last fiscal year, compared with 437 men, according to Equilar.

According to MozCast, a tool that tracks the Google algorithm, almost 20 percent of queries — based on MozCast's sample size of 10,000 — will attempt to return one true answer.

Finally, was the study's sample size large enough to have statistical significance?

But before everything actually accelerates, the medical research industry will need three things: (1) A larger sample size; (2) A way of letting people share their information in a granular fashion and; (3) A place to put the terabytes of medical data that ResearchKit generates.

Some inconsistencies can be pointed out from the data, including the fact that not all accidents would involve airbag deployment, and that the sample size for Tesla in testing its Autopilot system could be limited.

Augmenting your data sourcing efforts with GCS also offers the ability to gather a larger sample size of data without increasing your workload significantly — and we all know that more data from different sources leads to more informed and statistically significant insights.

Remember, it's your results over a large sample size of trades that matters.