Sentence examples for associations of case from inspiring English sources

We used logistic regression to test associations of case status (cesarean birth or appendectomy) with richness, standard estimates of alpha diversity (Shannon, Chao 1, inverse Simpson, and phylogenetic distance whole tree indices) and each of the 1949 taxa in the 1097 samples, adjusting for age, sex and race/ethnicity.

It seems unlikely, however, that the clear associations of case fatality with age, reason for travel, being born in a non-endemic country, the calendar month, and the number of cases seen per region could be largely explained by residual confounding.

Exact tests were used to generate p-values to test associations of case-control status and SNP associations.

We evaluated the associations of case-control status (the outcome) and SNP genotypes under log-additive, recessive, and dominant models.

Possible associations of cases (patients with oral mucositis) or controls (patients without oral mucositis) with treatment regimen, aplasia and other variables were analysed using unconditional logistic regression analysis.

Results, summarized in Table 3, indicate an association of case management and medical services with a reduced risk of re-arrest.

Although there was no association of case status (cryptorchidism or hypospadias) with dioxin levels, we did not have sufficient power to definitively assess this relationship.

Blatchford et al, 2 in a regional study of 1882 patients in the northwest of Scotland 15 years ago, found no association of case death with socioeconomic status measured by Carstairs score but observed a twofold increase in the unadjusted incidence of upper gastrointestinal haemorrhage between the least and most affluent quartiles.

However, univariate assessment between risk factors and p53 status stratified by case group suggested similar associations irrespective of case group.

We also evaluated the association of case-control status with haplotypes of SNPs in constructed with an Expectation/Maximization (EM) algorithm with the program HPlus as previously described [48].

Mucous membrane contact, inhalation, or possibly through contact with broken skin are the most likely routes of entry based on the association of cases with the brain-removal operation, our observations of the mist of brain created by the removal process, and the presence of residual brain material on nearby workers.