Sentence examples for analyses of excess from inspiring English sources

Analyses of excess relative risk (ERR) models were performed using Poisson regression methods.

In the analyses of excess LOS, only admissions of >24 h were included.

The analyses of excess mortality demonstrate that clinical quality, at least as measured here, is positively associated with the amount of resources used in producing clinical services.

By contrast, the heatwave experienced in western Europe in 2003 was immediately identified as an unusual meteorological event and shortly afterwards analyses of resultant excess mortality were available, using data from routine systems (23).

Each of the analyses found evidence of excess space-time overlap compared with that expected; these were 10% (P = 0.005), 15% (P= 0.0002) and 26% (P= 0.03) respectively.

Results from regression analyses identified some patterns of excess risk of lung cancer mortality involving these exposures and/or time worked on particular locations (ovens tops, oven sides and elsewhere) in the coke ovens; in general these results were not consistent across the two companies, NSF and BSC.

For competition analyses, 50-fold excess of unlabeled competitor probe was included in the binding reaction.

For competition analyses, 100-fold excess of unlabeled probes were included in the binding reaction.

We then performed another series of sensitivity analyses involving 3-way sensitivity plots of excess risk for GBS by age (<18, 45, 60, and 75 years), vaccine effectiveness, and incidence of influenza illness, averaged over both sexes.

The most important feature of the HH mapping approach presented in this study is the concept; analysis of the haplotype within shared homozygous segments provides an additional level of information that has been overlooked in ROH-based analyses and excess sharing of a homozygous haplotype amongst patients may support the presence of a rare recessive disease mutation in the region.

Analyses of seasonal variation showed excesses of cases born in the late Autumn or Winter.