Sentence examples for Lack of interval from inspiring English sources

This issue is aggravated by a lack of interval cases (cases diagnosed between screens).

Most studies using the PREE must assume interval level scaling or that parametric statistics are so robust that this will not affect results, since most rely on parametric statistics to make their conclusions, lack of interval level scaling or differential item functioning may lead to incorrect estimation of effects or false study conclusions.

Limitations included potential for criteria to be neither exhaustive nor mutually exclusive and the lack of an interval property in the benefit score limiting the usefulness of a cost-value ratio.

The current study did however have a significantly larger proportion of those working in the rural setting (30.4%), compared to the 2003 workforce survey (13.8%); demonstrated by a lack of confidence interval overlap (95% CIs [0.2538 to 0.3572] and [0.113 to 0.166] respectively).

Among them: (i) the lack of confidence intervals for relative connectivities, in particular when the number of nodes (regions) is small, or (ii) the dependence on the data used.

In particular, the lack of consistent intervals for repeated measurements is a notable limitation, most pertinent for the two study inclusion ScvO2 values, the percent lactate clearance and the final ScvO2 at the end of the six-hour EGDT treatment period.

The lack of a decent interval at midnight never fails to produce a feeling of suspension to the heart; the moment incompletely elusive, has no reality.

When fish that were blocked entry to a tributary were removed from the population, system extinction occurred in 100% of the bootstrap runs, reflecting the low average λ values and lack of 95% confidence interval overlap with a λ of 1 (Table 3).

The resulting lack of a confidence interval means that no statement of error accompanied the result.

Biochemical markers are significantly affected by these physiological changes and the lack of appropriate reference intervals may impede diagnostics in infants.

However, some restraint in the clinical implementation of axillary MRI should be considered because of the study limitations, such as: the heterogeneous study design, overall limited study populations, inclusion of only single-centre studies and lack of 95%% confidence intervals mentioned in studies.