Sentence examples for because of a statistically from inspiring English sources

Because of a statistically significant interaction between gender and other variables, we present separate multivariate-adjusted data for males and females.

The trial was stopped at an interim analysis because of a statistically significant increase in mortality in the NIV group (25% versus 14%).

The authors of the HAPO paper have discarded a linear model with BMI as a continuous exposure variable because of a statistically significant squared term of BMI.

57 Nonetheless, it should be noted that the Action to Control Cardiovascular Risk in Diabetes (ACCORD) trial was discontinued prematurely because of a statistically significant increase in all-cause mortality in the intensive- compared with the standard-glycemic treatment groups.

In the present study, we found that TM-233 is more effective than the parental ACA because of a statistically lower IC50 against various myeloma cell lines (Table 1).

The DSMC will inform the investigators if (1) based on the VAD-BSI rate, the sample size needs to be significantly recalculated or (2) the study needs to be stopped because of a statistically higher VAD-BSI or SAE rate favouring either group.

Assessing the accuracy of land cover maps is often prohibitively expensive because of the difficulty of collecting a statistically valid probability sample from the classified map.

On the contrary, patients that visited because of pain had a statistically significant reduced chance (57%) of receiving sealant (p = 0.029) compared to patients that visited the dentist for prevention.

Because there was a statistically impossible number of such true genotype calls, we concluded that these numbers indicated an intraculture environmental contamination rate of 5.7%.

We carried out multiple comparisons in this study; however, because the majority of POPs showed a statistically significant inverse linear relationship in the Alu assay, our focus was on the detected pattern of association between degree of global methylation and lifetime POP body burden, rather than an association found for a specific POP.

We wanted to classify the C. albicans strains on the basis of their virulence to the fly independent of rank, because although ranking revealed a statistically significant correlation for clinical isolate virulence between mice and flies, it did not provide an instructive way with which to look at the data.