Sentence examples for between the analyses conducted from inspiring English sources
The point estimates (hazard ratios) differ greatly between the analyses conducted by Horsdal et al. (17) and ourselves when compared with the analysis by Khalangot et al. (18), likely because Khalangot et al. adjusted for few variables, many of which may have caused confounding.
The reason for this is three-fold: firstly, probabilistically defined ROIs were used to ensure consistency in the analyses conducted between regions.
Based on cross-sectional data, the strength of associations is comparable between the three analyses conducted for countries from the three regions Europe, USA and Asia Japann).
There was a reasonable level of agreement between the HPLC analyses conducted at LSHTM and the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (Supplemental Information).
The between-subject multivariate analyses (conducted across items within each of the categories) are shown.
More recently, the same authors [ 22] presented a more complete meta-analysis, which evidenced no association of 5-HTTLPR with HA and a significant association with N; however, the association was lost due to high between-study heterogeneity in analyses conducted using the random effects model.
Our correlative analyses conducted between the changes of imaging indicators and neuropsychological performance in the LOD group showed that no significant correlations were found between ALFF measurements in any region and illness severity, but involved in total cognitive function and language function.
Correlation analyses conducted between total number of feasibility criteria met and document characteristics within each publication category, however, did not reveal any significant correlations.
Women were further subdivided according to their menopausal status and the analyses were conducted between pre- and post-menopausal groups.
The analyses were conducted between each socio-demographic variable, each somatic health variable and the social support sum score, which was further operationalized into poor, moderate and strong support with respect to psychological distress and an adjustment for age and gender.
A comprehensive literature search of all meta-analyses conducted on the association between vitamin D and cancer was performed.
