Sentence examples for available to control for from inspiring English sources

Last, no data were available to control for length of stay in the ED or in the inpatient facility.

We did not have data available to control for potential confounders such as genetic predisposition, smoking, diet, and other personal habits.

Finally, a large set of confounders was available to control for, including dietary and lifestyle variables, and mis-reporting of energy intake.

We had data available to control for the duration of previous mechanical ventilation and the time from antecedent extubation to reintubation in 118 of 151 reintubated patients.

Confounding bias is always a concern, especially in observational studies where information may not always be available to control for such bias.

The variables available to control for case-mix in our analyses (a subset of the variables included in previous studies) included gender, presence of any congenital anomaly, race, gestational age, and birth weight <10th percentile for gestational age.

Unfortunately, in China almost no effective strategies are available to control CSF transmission except for vaccination of uninfected pigs and antibiotic therapy in infected pigs.

Brain involvement is also more common in HER2-positive tumors, but in these cases – unlike TN tumors – the specific (anti-HER2) therapies available to control the other metastatic sites allow for longer survival [ 22].

We chose k = 50 basis functions and eight effective degrees of freedom (edfs) per year of available data to control for seasonality and obtain conservative estimates of effect (Katsouyanni et al. 2009; Samoli et al. 2008).

Further studies in AA study groups in which serum 25(OH)D3 levels and additional epidemiological data are available are needed to control for these effects.

For the solid tumors, we restricted to samples for which patient-matched adjacent normal tissue was available in order to control for potential genetic differences in splicing, as well as reduce artifacts arising from different handling of unmatched samples [ 21, 37].