Sentence examples for analysis of this group from inspiring English sources

Analysis of this group is quite relevant today, as approximately 82%% of those newly eligible for Medicaid under the ACA are expected to be childless adults.

Only eight of ten patients who received ipecac plus AC plus magnesium sulfate were able to retain the AC, making analysis of this group impossible.

The proposed method, was also applied to the analysis of this group of pesticides in nine banana samples taken from the local markets of the Canary Islands Spainn).

Sixty-three patients had missing data, and analysis of this group compared to those with complete data (293 patients) did not reveal differentially greater or lesser likelihood of ED presentation [χ2 (df = 1) = 1.27, p = 0.26].

Further analysis of this group reveals that 41.2% of freshman biology majors agreed with this view, an opinion that drops to only 13.1% by the senior year (Fig. 1b, choice B).

However, using chi-square or Fisher's exact test for statistical analysis of this group was of limited value as, while 13 rated the service as average, only a single respondent gave a negative rating of the service.

Although the authors use correct statistical techniques (random effects model) for the meta-analysis, the 'opposite' outcomes of the Saarto study are problematic in interpreting a meta-analysis of this group of trials.

Unfortunately, only a few studies [ 30, 35, 39] have reported data on the comparative accuracy between these markers in patients who have undergone cardiac surgery, hindering a meta-analysis of this group.

An additional analysis of this latter group (available from the authors) that examined any interactions between gender and diagnosis showed a greater probability that males with BD were especially likely to be categorised in the low distress/impairment group rather than in the high distress/impairment group (OR, 3.1; 95% CI, 2.01 to 9.74).

For human testis, we found an XEL similar to the AEL also for the analysis of this selected group of genes (Figure 3a).

In our analysis of this selected group of Wilms tumour patients, methylation at the DMR0 is lost on the paternal allele, while IC1 gains methylation on the maternal allele.