Sentence examples for been lost to analysis from inspiring English sources

Therefore, with the exception of the small number of CHR residents who may have required ICU admission while traveling, it seems unlikely that a substantial number of CHR residents requiring ICU admission would have been lost to analysis in this study.

It gave it that, but debate continues on whether too much wasn't sacrificed by this strategy — whether too many good people who are unwilling to go through medical training aren't being lost to analysis.

Many of the measurements from antenatal visits and during the postpartum were lost to analysis.

Furthermore, if the SPSS default of listwise deletion of missing data is used, all cases that have any missing values across all 30 items are lost to analysis.

As missing values on explanatory variables resulted in only 18% of cases (1635 of 9532) with valid dependent values being lost to analysis, it was not considered necessary to use imputation or weighting methods to compensate for this.

Furthermore, if the SPSS default of listwise deletion of missings is used, all cases that have any missing values across all 24 items are lost to analysis, so considerable data could be lost.

Note: If reliability and factor analyses were run with N/A coded as missing only 55 cases were available for analysis because any volunteer responding N/A in any of the 4 items with N/A response options would be lost to analysis.

Thirty-five patients were lost to analysis because of the following reasons: time intervals between the two assessments exactly equal to 0 min. or exceeding 30 min.; misunderstanding of the instructions to use the scale (i.e., inability to point to the lowest and highest levels of pain on the faces scale).

In 91 TTP presentation samples (one sample was lost to analysis due to insufficient sample size), ADAMTS13 concentrations were significantly lower [median 58 ng/ml (6% normal); range 0 450 ng/ml (0%47%%)] than in 67 normal volunteers [median 951 ng/ml (range 515 1829 ng/ml) p < 0.0001] (Fig. 5A).

Minor variation in sequence is lost to this analysis, as is the position of a sequence in the genome.

They were lost to further analysis because either the patient left the ICU with the catheter in place (90), or there were missing data (accidents at the time of removal 10, other 7).