Sentence examples for associated cohort from inspiring English sources

Our system demonstrates this capability by adopting one particular type of variance, which is defined as the outcome entropy of the associated cohort.

The Danish Diet, Cancer, and Health cohort (DCH) is an associated cohort of the European Prospective Investigation into Cancer and Nutrition, described elsewhere [ 12].

However, from a clinical perspective "Ease of elbow crease hygiene" continued to be set as a goal for participants in the psychometric evaluation and associated cohort study (n = 6).

All are great, but the Godolphin horses like their Bentley counterparts have a bit of a performance edge over their closely associated cohorts.

Finally, to remove non-biological variation associated with cohort, ComBat [ 42] processing was then applied to adjust for cohort-correlated batch effect across the non-adjuvant treated tumour data set.

Investigation of the moderating effect of cohort membership on these models revealed that, with the exception of factors directly associated with cohort membership (i.e. remoteness) there were few differences in the magnitude or significance of model predictors, supporting the validity of combining data across different cohorts.

However, the two factors that were associated with cohort differences in Table  1 (education and current smoking status) only reached the threshold for statistical significance when cohort membership was controlled.

When considering female patients with IS, migraine and HC use were not associated in cohort or in case-control studies (overall odds ratio [OR] 1.25; 95% confidence interval [CI], 0.74-2.10; P=0.40 (Fig. 1).

Variance associated with cohort membership will be estimated via intraclass correlation coefficients.

Heterogeneity between studies may have occurred due to the biases associated with cohort and case control studies.

Firstly, factors associated with cohort characteristics and the manner in which data were collected may influence the viability of inferences made using these data, particularly when inferences are derived using multiple cohorts.