Sentence examples for baseline as a case from inspiring English sources

In view of the importance of linking psychological screening to action, we separated out patients identified at baseline as a case into those with and without a referral, as documented by the health professional.

One is that the diagnosis of metabolic syndrome was based on a single measurement of its components at baseline, as was the case in other epidemiological studies.

Our intervention included all of these characteristics although, unfortunately there were not experienced researchers in our teams; therefore, no critical mass at baseline, as was the case for the DRT teams.

The risk of being a case in 2006/2007 was 5.2 times (95% CI; 4.4 6.1) greater for those who had been identified as a case at baseline as compared with non-cases.

The monitoring procedure helped to identify roughly a quarter of the patients as a case at baseline (i.e., reporting low mood and/or high diabetes-related distress).

Patients identified as having possible or probable dementia on the GP baseline audit will also be considered as a "case finding" patient.

Of the 16 findings that are significant, the majority (11) have either a missing baseline (as in the case of TE and FA) or considerable variation of more than 15% between the two baseline scores (calculated by taking the difference between baseline scores divided by the mean of the baseline scores).

Of the 29 assessed as a case on the SNASA at baseline, 13 were still assessed as being a case at 6 months.

This was done for both the baseline and follow‐up prevalence surveys to preclude the inclusion of cases missed in the baseline as incident cases (thereby increasing the incidence) and to include new‐onset cases that may have been excluded at the follow‐up (leading to under estimation of incidence).

As a case-study, the baseline regulation and activity of LDLR were considered under lipoprotein-deficient conditions, from experiments described in Figs 1 3.

For example, the drug has been shown to act systemically to reduce insulin levels if they are elevated at baseline (as is often the case in type 2 diabetes), and this may reduce proliferation of the subset of cancers that are growth-stimulated by insulin.