Sentence examples for analysis of the attributable from inspiring English sources
Our analysis of the attributable morbidity and mortality of clinically important gastrointestinal bleeding used both comparison and regression methods.
Analysis of the population-attributable risk of AMD estimates that HF1, LOC387715 (andS2), and cigarette smoking together explain 61% of the risk for AMD (Schmidt et al. 2006).
Analysis of the HR variation attributable to treatment revealed that the active formulation did not increase HR.
There was a relatively large number of alcohol-attributable hospitalisations and 373 LGAs with corresponding Gini coefficients available for analysis of the acute alcohol-attributable hospitalisations and 349 LGAs with corresponding Gini coefficients available for analysis of the chronic alcohol-attributable hospitalisations.
The amino acid sequences of both proteins are highly conserved across the four species; thus our experimental design facilitates an analysis of binding attributable to differences in the genome sequence or nuclear environment between species, rather than to the Sox proteins themselves (Additional file 1: Figure S1).
We used analysis of Population Attributable Risk (PAR) to estimate the proportion of women in the population whose non-screening could be attributed to readily observable risk factors.
In multivariable linear regression analysis, the attributable increase of glucose at 12 h after admission was 1.5 mmol/L for a second dose of dexamethasone (p < 0.001, table 2).
The analysis of attributable risk in Table 6 indicates that these background cases accounted for 69.6 (14%) of the 512 male and 67.8 (62%) of the 110 female mesothelioma cases.
The second component of this study was a propensity score matched-pairs analysis of outcomes attributable to CDAD.
This analysis of functions attributable to IntFams identified a wide range of IntFams and associated functions with significance at the pan-phylum and/or lineage levels for nematodes.
As hospitalisation data from Queensland and South Australia were unavailable, LGAs from these two states were not included in the analysis of alcohol-attributable hospitalisations.
