Sentence examples for account of regression from inspiring English sources

In intervention trials retesting the intervention allows estimation of individual responses, takes account of regression to the mean and assesses the reliability of the effect measure.

Ayman S et al. [ 12] reviewed 21 reported cases of spontaneous regression of colorectal cancer from 1900-2005 and found that regression of primary lesions or local recurrences was confirmed in only 14 (66.7%) cases (other cases accounted for regression of liver metastasis or peritoneal carcinomatosis).

Finally, it was also observed that the MISO ARX512, ARX511, ARX411 and ARX415 models defined by taking into account the results of regression analysis estimate structural movements more accurately than the multiple regression model ARX010.

Compared with patients in the highest third, those in the lowest third of baseline HDL-C had a 19% higher risk of nephropathy, after adjustment for a wide range of potential confounders and accounting for regression dilution.

Adjustment for cluster-level baseline prevalence was used to account for the phenomenon of regression to the mean.

Simulation studies show that sample-size calculations accounting for the impact of regression to the mean with the bootstrap procedure are more appropriate than is the conventional method.

Therefore, by using the larger sample, and conservatively accounting for the use of regression techniques, our study will recruit 128 participants (64 sets of twins, 32 assigned to the co-bedding group and 32 to the standard group).

Breslow tumour thickness and Clark level were not taken into account in six patients because of regression (four patients) or subungual localisation (two patients) of the primary melanoma.

The second parameter C takes into account the regression errors of the training set and controls the complexities of the class boundaries.

bVariable not taken into account in regression analysis because of lack of variation.

Case-control data were analysed using conditional logistic regression, taking account of matching by trainer.