Sentence examples for a single cross sectional from inspiring English sources

A single cross sectional data extraction was made for each practice between September 2009 and January 2011.

A single cross sectional survey may be used to assess the relative proportion of coverage of an intervention that is due to one specific delivery system, or to all known delivery systems.

It is useful to note that the observed increase of BMI according to participants' age (e.g. when plotting the relationship between BMI and age using data of a single cross sectional survey) will markedly underestimate the true effect of age on BMI at a cohort level (i.e. when looking at the increase of BMI according to age among persons born on same years).

This study was intended to create 2 new experimental, theoretic single-file designs with combinations of triple U (TU), triangle (TR), and convex triangle (CT) cross sections and to compare their bending stresses in simulated root canals with a single cross-sectional instrument using finite element analysis.

In addition, we investigated whether dynamics in the NCS add additional independent prognostic value over a single cross-sectional assessment.

First, RDD is applicable to a single cross-sectional survey when information on multiple time points is not available.

However, these scales are generally only appropriate for assessing a patient's state at a single cross-sectional time point.

However, in the absence of sufficient evidence (i.e., only a single cross-sectional view), perception appears to be governed by this prior.

However, consider the problem if only a single side were visible, as is the case in a single cross-sectional view of any object.

The sample size was determined through the formula given by Gorstein et al. [29] for a proportion in a single cross-sectional survey.

We hypothesized that observers who performed better at measures of spatial reasoning might be more likely to recognize that one cannot know the true 3D shape from a single cross-sectional view.