Table 9.

Estimated Sample Sizes for the Extended Pedigrees under Single-Locus Models

	Estimated Sample Sizeb
	Dominant Model				Additive Model				Recessive Model
Pedigree and Statistic(s)a	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11	12
MMT:
Optimal test	∞	21,975	6,334	351	89	89	89	120	8	8	9	27
Sall	∞	23,008	6,587	358	93	93	92	120	9	10	10	29
SApairs, SX50	∞	24,075	6,855	353	100	99	98	122	11	11	11	31
SGHpairs	∞	22,666b	6,489	354	94	93	93	120	10	10	11	30
SX75	∞	23,106	6,602	352	96	95	94	120	10	11	11	30
NMMT:
Optimal test	13	14	14	23	31	32	33	52	19	20	20	40
Sall	13	14	14	24	32	33	33	53	982	974	963	615
SApairs	23	24	24	37	40	41	42	64	51	52	52	78
SX50	20	20	21	32	37	38	39	58	73	74	75	101
SGHpairs	16	17	17	28	35	35	36	54	146	147	149	169
SX75	18	19	19	30	35	36	37	56	81	82	83	110
CSFF:
Optimal test	32	32	33	51	31	32	33	74	7	7	8	40
Sall	35	35	36	53	31	32	33	74	7	8	8	41
SApairs, SX50, SGHpairs, SX75	39	39	40	57	34	34	35	75	8	8	8	43
CSMF:
Optimal test	9	9	9	16	9	9	9	19	7	8	9	33
Sall	9	9	10	16	9	9	9	19	7	8	9	40
SApairs	10	10	10	17	10	10	10	20	8	9	10	45
SX50	10	10	10	17	10	10	10	20	8	9	10	37
SGHpairs	10	10	10	17	10	10	10	20	9	9	10	35
SX75	10	10	10	17	9	10	10	20	8	9	10	39

^aStatistics are grouped together when they have identical normalized coefficients.

^bA sample size that is the unique maximum among statistics (excluding optimal test) is in boldface italic; a sample size that is the unique minimum among statistics (excluding optimal test) is underlined.