Sentence examples for between varying definitions of from inspiring English sources

To determine the effect of an individual's relationship to the reference data set on the accuracy of genomic predictions, a range of comparisons were made between varying definitions of relatedness and an individual's GEBV accuracy using r PEV).

Reasons potentially underlying inconsistent results between studies include differences in age and race distributions and in metabolism and detoxification of PAHs between study populations, varying definitions of current smoking status, methodologic differences in mutation analysis, and chance findings.

Despite the lack of heterogeneity between studies, the individual studies varied substantially (technique of talc pleurodesis, varying definitions of recurrence and follow-up schedule).

21 In sensitivity analyses, we explored the effect of varying analysis periods between weeks 44 and 52, varying definitions of vaccine status based on interval in relation to illness onset, adjustment for day (rather than week) of illness onset, receipt of seasonal influenza vaccine, and restriction to participants without comorbidity.

The reasons for this inconsistency may be due to varying definitions of exposure between studies, bias, the factors adjusted for, and/or the comparison categories used.

The use of different survey instruments, as well as varying definitions of CAM, make direct comparisons between studies on CAM consumption difficult.

Comprehensive literature searches were conducted in each ITC and MTC, however, a number of discrepancies occurred between the ITC and MTC meta-analyses due to varying definitions of product labels.

It was a nearly impossible project anyway, given the wildly varying definitions of civil liberty in Europe — not to mention the antagonisms between Europol, Interpol, and the intelligence services of fifteen different countries whose responses to September 11th have run a gamut from Britain's going to war to Belgium's refusing to release evidence to the F.B.I.