Sentence examples for analysis of associated from inspiring English sources
Here, we performed lesion analysis in neurological FoP patients, supported by an analysis of associated neurological deficits.
While several automatic image annotation methods proposed recently are very promising, they usually rely on the availability and analysis of associated text descriptions.
Later in his ruling, Noël underscores that this data had active uses, writing that "evidence was produced establishing that the processing and analysis of associated data has yielded some useful intelligence results.
For analysis of associated (passed genome-wide significance level) versus potentially associated (did not pass genome-wide significance level) associations, a logistic regression was performed using SYSTAT 13 statistical software.
Active surveillance, as well as analysis of associated risk factors, is required to detect concurrence of severe opportunistic infections in patients treated with TNF antagonists and to identify patients who could benefit from these therapies with fewer risks.
Mouse and other animal models such as rat and zebra fish can be used for follow-up of human GWAS for functional analysis of associated genes, of which several very promising examples are discussed in this article.
A description of each segment is provided in the following sections, followed by an analysis of the associated link budget.
Table 2 shows results of linear regression analysis of factors associated with Hematocrit, while Table 3 shows results of linear regression analysis of factors associated with hemoglobin.
Statistical methods The general linear model was used for continuous outcome while analysis of associates between categorical outcomes was performed as analysis of marginal homogeneity in contingency tables.
Despite these limitations, a strength of our study is the parallel analysis of associates of KSHV and STIs such as HSV-2 infections in both high and low risk study populations.
Fig. 29 Multivariate analysis of factors associated with mortality.
