Sentences with phrase «small sample»

Many of the trials are based on small samples of patients, less than 10 in each of the drug and placebo groups.

While the difference in light preference means is not statistically significant because of small sample size, the difference in variance among the worms was notable and significant.

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

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

Current areas of study are techniques for estimating effect sizes in small samples, statistical models and graphic techniques for analyzing data, and techniques appropriate for behavior genetics study.

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

Behavior finance has also found that investors tend to place too much worth on judgments derived from small samples of data or from single sources.

Some of the published medical literature to date is also criticized for small sample sizes or poor controls.

Using small samples of human blood might mean fewer animals are needed to check a drug's safety.

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

It's impressive that such a big finding could come from such small samples, she says.

This usually involves taking small samples of the tumor, either with a needle or a biopsy instrument, and sending the samples to a laboratory for analysis.

Plus, some set give smaller samples but a lot of products so you really get your bang for your buck.

In some cases, survey reports were based on as few as 5 responses, which may be too small a sample for large departments.

We only get small sample sizes to work with.

Can machine learning techniques do better at smaller sample sizes?

This is a pretty shocking disparity, though keep in mind that this is all user - submitted data from a relatively small sample set.

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

Retailers can also offer small samples of products for pet parents to try out at home for an even bigger impact.

The long form was sent to a much smaller sample of households, 1 in 6.

I was curious to see how I compared to the 1000 + respondents (a pretty small sample of the self publishing population).

The European researchers then went on to confirm their findings with two more smaller sample groups.

Ask your veterinarian if he / she would provide small samples of different brands for your pet to check out.

Also I've spoken to before and I make small samples of healthy treats for the fitness group I go to so I will let you know how they are received!

Don't get the point of doing that for an extremely small sample like a single game.

I first received small samples of the colors I was interested in so that I could put a little on my walls and decide what color worked best.

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

Retailers can give out small sample bags of the products they carry, or even set up a display of bowls containing samples.

Small sample jars of paint can be stored upside down in desk drawers.

Find out if certain manufacturers offer small sample packages.

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

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

If you want opinions about your sauces, go to local flea markets, set up a stand, and give away small samples served over plain white rice.

However small the sample amount may be, its scientific significance is tremendous.

My answer, in a nutshell: Except for small sampling errors, both surveys provide accurate information on the state of public opinion, given the questions that have been asked.

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.

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

The chapter on Catholic priests is based on so small a sampling as to be of slight use.

Also this study had a quite small sample size.

Prepared small sample clips to be shown to producers and directors; continued working as per their feedback.

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

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

Both have different sample sizes — qualitative is typically small sample research, while quantitative uses large amounts of data.

On the other hand, he will only get to look at a few small samples from one single site.

Challenge what you believe, use multiple sources of data, avoid small samples and look stats and analytics before making your decisions.

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.

My advice would be to try to eat smaller samples.

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