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some observationscausesslight variation in the sample size across regressions
a different a priori prevalence estimatewould have ledto a different sample size
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distributioncould resultin a different sample size
Data analysis methodsmay influencechoice of sample size
Data analysis methodsmay influencechoice of sample size
variantsdiscoveredas a function of sample size
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Like I saidcan causesituations with sample size
the focal variables ... the measures at the province , district , state , or country levels , or some other population sub - group or aggregateleadsto a proper sample size
this requiresdynamically settingthe expected sample size
mobile phone coverage in Ghana , Nigeria , and Tanzanialedto the topic of sample size
Responses from the small numbers of general practitioners ( n = 127 ) were not included in the analysesresultingin a sample size of 2,748
an association between homicide rate and the amounts of mobile phone coverage in Ghana , Nigeria , and Tanzanialedto the topic of sample size
the interventionresultingin diminished sample size
Factorsinfluencingdetermining sample size
This freedomledto the varying sample size
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information on sample size and the processledto sample size
with 80 % power(passive) was designedSample size
The study(passive) was designedSample size
indices Set -depthto setthe sample size of the intensities
power calculations for a two group continuity corrected chi - square test with a 0.05 two - sided significance level and 80 % power to detect a difference in knowledge acquisition between the two groups(passive) was set bySample size
using their resultsto setsample size
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the large type II errorresultingfrom a sample size
TestsetOver Sample size
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criteriasettingsample size
for the Regional Scale(passive) was setSample size
Several factorsinfluencesample size
which of the following(passive) is influenced bySample size
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results and also examined for sources of potential biasmight influenceresults and also examined for sources of potential bias
whethermight influencewhether
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to changes in study powermight leadto changes in study power
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our results with down - sampling analysesmight influenceour results with down - sampling analyses
the increasemay influencethe increase
in a lower prevalence in femalescould have resultedin a lower prevalence in females
model coefficientsmay influencemodel coefficients
a studyWhen designinga study
Statistical algorithms(passive) are designedStatistical algorithms
the problemcausingthe problem
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to the cheerleader effect , whereby observers are primed by the numerosity of group size to give higher attractiveness ratings to faces presented in a groupcontributesto the cheerleader effect , whereby observers are primed by the numerosity of group size to give higher attractiveness ratings to faces presented in a group
the threshold for error rates , or identifying the direction of focus for testing ( e.g. , types of claims or contractssettingthe threshold for error rates , or identifying the direction of focus for testing ( e.g. , types of claims or contracts
to high variability due to errorleadingto high variability due to error
The member sample_size of info(passive) is setThe member sample_size of info
to an under- or overpredictionleadsto an under- or overprediction
any error(passive) caused byany error
statistical power(passive) is influenced bystatistical power
the level of confidence in the datainfluencesthe level of confidence in the data
the results in this analysismay have unduly influencedthe results in this analysis
the results and larger numbers of participantsmay have influencedthe results and larger numbers of participants
to detect a smaller effectdesignedto detect a smaller effect
the number of trials per samplesetthe number of trials per sample
a small but statistically significant difference(passive) caused bya small but statistically significant difference
to reduced precision in the estimates of the population parametersleadsto reduced precision in the estimates of the population parameters
in trials that are underpowered to detect significantresultingin trials that are underpowered to detect significant
to large type II errorleadingto large type II error
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the overall resultsinfluencedthe overall results
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Effect sizes(passive) are influenced byEffect sizes
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