Sentence examples for an analysis of repeated from inspiring English sources
Finally, we evaluated Pv parasite density and mean fluorescent signal intensity (a measure that correlates with the intensity of Pv infection) over time in an analysis of repeated measures using generalized estimating equations [29].
In an analysis of repeated measures using generalized estimating equations to estimate the impact of the Duffy genotype on the mean Pv fluorescent signal intensity and adjust for Pf co-infection and correlations over time, we found that children with the A+/A− genotype had a 1.25-fold lower mean Pv parasite density based on LDR-FMA than children with the A+/A+ genotype (p = 0.017).
The primary advantage of the mixed model was that it allowed an analysis of repeated measurements from individuals and took into account the potential dependencies among the repeated measures.
An analysis of repeated measurements will reduce random variability and thereby increase power.
Reviewer 2: King Jordan, Georgia Institute of Technology, USA Jurka and colleagues present an analysis of repeat sequences, many of which have been deeply conserved across mammalian evolution.
This study presents a numerical analysis of repeated shake-consolidation process for an earth embankment founded on liquefiable foundation soils.
In a complementary analysis of repeated measurements of paired outcomes data, a multivariate hierarchical Bayesian method has already been successfully employed and many salient advantages described [ 12].
To measure the possible effect of the intervention and possible interaction, a variance analysis of repeated measurements will be used.
In a retrospective analysis of repeated endotoxin measurements from the MEDIC trial, Klein and colleagues [ 17] evaluated the dynamics of endotoxin changes in ICU patients over time.
In studies of obese mice and mice undergoing weight loss, we performed a mixed model analysis of repeated measures and analyzed total AUC using two-way ANOVA (JMP, version 10; SAS Institute Inc., Cary, NC).
Imputation of missing data is an alternative to facilitate analysis of repeated measures.
