Sentence examples for any possible interactions between from inspiring English sources

Interaction analysis will explore any possible interactions between practice and patient characteristics and outcome.

Interaction analysis will explore any possible interactions between ED and patient characteristics and outcome.

In subsequent repeated multivariate logistic regression analyses, we tested for any possible interactions between drug specific NSAID treatment and the other variables (table 4).

The range of 650 4000 cm−1 was assessed to identify any possible interaction between the drug and polymer.

The main disadvantages of this approach are that it needs high number of experiments and it does not consider any possible interaction between the studied variables.

A considerable number of numerical and experimental studies, carried out to-date to investigate the behaviour of masonry walls under seismic loading, have considered the in-plane or the out-of-plane response of the wall separately without due consideration for any possible interaction between the two responses.

Regression analyses were performed to determine any independent association between biomarkers and delirium, and any possible interaction between biomarkers and sepsis (Table  3).

All characteristic peaks of IDM are present in their original position denoting the absence of any possible interaction between IDM and E-RL or pectin.

Any possible interaction between genotype and sex was assessed using the likelihood ratio test to compare two regression models, one which was simply adjusted for sex and another which also included an interaction term for genotype*sex.

Furthermore, exploration of the reported subgroups for these studies also failed to demonstrate any possible interaction between treatment and disease severity that could have contributed to the lack of observed efficacy (Fig. 2).

A link in such a network does not mean a specific regulatory relationship, but any possible interaction between two genes (such as protein activation, regulation of transcription, co-expression, etc).