Sentence examples for analysis of the propensity from inspiring English sources

Analysis of the propensity score-matched sample of 218 migraineurs and 218 controls showed that in the 6 months prior to questionnaire completion, the mean number of HCP visits (8.48 vs. 5.13, p<0.001) and ED visits (0.46 vs. 0.21, p=0.011) were significantly higher for migraine patients than those without migraine.

An analysis of the propensity for CPP to form in the body also needs to take into account the amount of albumin and other calcium and apatite binding proteins as well as the calcium phosphate ion product present at the site of calcification [30], [83].

A small difference in favour of microdecompression was seen in the primary outcome variable (change in Oswestry disability index score after one year) in a mixed linear model analysis of the propensity matched cohort.

The reason was that we conducted an analysis on the propensity of residue types in conformationally ambivalent regions and found that the propensity of hydrophobic residues is essentially uniform in conformationally ambivalent regions and in rigid regions.

A detailed analysis of the propensities of such UL40 variations showed that they have different impacts on the affinity for the inhibitory NKG2A and activating NKG2C receptors when loaded onto HLA-E.

Finally, in the analysis of the different propensity to look for a job among NEETs, it is important to consider that the job search is conditional upon active participation to the labour market (and the NEET status) and the current levels of young NEETs may discourage the personal propensity of actively looking for a job.

The analysis of the operons aggregation propensity shows that, as previously shown in eukaryotes [23], [68], bacterial proteins executing important cellular functions tend to be better adapted against aggregation than nonessential ones, suggesting again a generic mechanism to improve cellular fitness in normal physiological conditions but specially in front of stress.

In addition, from our analysis of the residue epitope propensity scores on all antigens (data not shown), we noted that experimentally annotated epitopes had generally higher E p scores compared to non-epitopes (1.53 versus -0.23 respectively, P-value <0.1).

The analysis highlights the propensity of bipartite begomoviruses to exchange their DNA-B components (pseudo-recombination).

Because these trials provide additional information, we incorporated their outcome into the analysis of mating propensity, controlling for repeated measures on each male by using mixed models with male ID included as a random effect.

Patient characteristics that were associated with prescriptive use of amiodarone were incorporated into a regression analysis through the use of the propensity score methodology.