Sentence examples for because of systematic differences from inspiring English sources

Future research into the reasons underlying the socioeconomic variations in continuation of pregnancies associated with serious congenital anomalies should assess whether this is because of systematic differences in access to services and communication and interpretation of risk.

However, whilst this improvement in outcome following in utero transfer is well known for those babies born preterm and/or very low birth weight, those differences may well occur, at least in part, because of systematic differences between those babies transferred in utero and those where in utero transfer was not possible.

Moreover, meta-confounding because of systematic differences in risk of bias between split- mouth and parallel-arm trials would be an alternative explanation for an association between trial design and treatment effect estimates but we did not find evidence of such an association.

To prevent the occurrence of systematic differences between observers because of repeated testing, the test sequence, and thus observer order, was randomized.

Because of these systematic differences, assessment of potential associations between health outcomes and creatinine-corrected biomarker concentrations are subject to potential confounding or systematic bias if the health outcome is also independently associated with these characteristics.

This is a serious problem when investigators are attempting to evaluate the effects of TMS by using traditional sham techniques because of unintended systematic differences between real and sham TMS groups (ie, confounds).

Because no systematic differences in the responses of single units and multiunits were observed with respect to the response characteristics analyzed here, we present the results of single units and multiunits together.

We treated the two nonverbal stimuli separately because they exhibited systematic differences in several of our analyses, as described in greater detail below.

We did not consider the historically controlled design because changes over time are expected to because serious systematic differences between treatment groups.

Selection bias within the study population with such a difference in respondents and in nonrespondents groups should not lead to systematic bias because of the absence of a systematic difference in birth outcomes between the two response groups.

7 Although both sources of information are prone to error in the attribution of underlying cause of death, we have no reason to suspect systematic differences because of a woman's use (or not) of oral contraception.