Sentence examples for a derived effect of from inspiring English sources

Before concluding that the observed renal dysfunction was caused directly by one (or both) of these drugs, we wanted to exclude the possibility that the results had appeared because of a derived effect of an increase in fungal infections.

As a naturally derived effect of the new diagnostic modality combined with a CME focusing on lung cancer diagnosis, we wanted to test whether there was a difference in the use of the existing fast-track and the PPV for lung cancer in the fast-track between intervention and control GPs.

The derived effects of BP on the risk of an event were an estimate of the effect of the BP level at the time of a given worsening of renal event.

The derived effects of BP on risk of event were an estimate of the effect of the BP level at the time of a given CVD event, rather than the BP at baseline.

Nonetheless, some derived effects of these changing factors are, however, expected to be somewhat predictable.

Some of the derived effects, e.g. effects of age, index of aridity and sum of daily mean temperature have significantly non-linear pattern.

Only patients at high risk nutritionally speaking are likely to derive an effect of increased delivery of protein and calories on infection, resolution of organ failure, or mortality [ 2, 20].

These include studies utilizing time-course measurements and clustering [ 8], theoretical approaches relating metabolite fluctuations to properties of the dynamical system [ 5] and metabolic control analysis to derive effects of enzyme variability [ 6].

A statistical model of evolution is used to infer an estimate of the true distance by deriving the effect of a given number of changes in the model on the computed measure and (algebraically or numerically) inverting the derivation to produce a maximum-likelihood estimate of the true distance under the model.

Third, we derive a positive effect of customer satisfaction on the retention rate, defined as the proportion of customers who buy the process output in the next period as well (Buchanan and Gillies 1990).

We log-linearize the model to derive the effect of protectionism in the short and medium run.