Sentence examples for by a potential selection from inspiring English sources

This finding could be explained by a potential selection bias.

A limitation of the study is a potential sample selection bias by a potential selection of serious cases, when the participating GPs are not well instructed about the broad inclusion criteria for thoracic pain and dyspnoea.

However, as there was a broad distribution of 25OHD, and to some extent PTH in our material, we consider that relative risks were less likely to have been affected by a potential selection bias.

However, this discrepancy can most likely be explained by a potential selection bias due to small study populations, and the differences in modalities used for the assessment of CAD in these studies.

Given that patients can only participate in the Rehabilitation, Sports and Active lifestyle (ReSpAct) study if they have been referred to the Sports Counselling Centre, a limitation of the study is a potential sample selection bias by a potential selection bias in the referral.

This remarkable footprint by selection effect implied a potential selection imprint left in the silkworm mt genome.

Although our study sample size has been planned with adequate power to detect hypothesized relationships, generalizability to other Independent and Catholic schools could be limited both by the modest sample size and by potential selection bias stemming from the use of only schools whose principals were among the first to participate.

Overall survival was similar between women with interval cancers and those with non-screen detected cancers (fig 2), indicating that the results were not influenced by the potential selection bias among women with interval cancer.

Because of its role in melanoma progression, targeting the MMP-2 antigen by immunotherapy might be particularly effective by limiting the potential selection of antigen loss variants.

It is also shown that this effect is not changed much by potential selection on the outcome variable.

Primary Cesarean delivery followed the same pattern as LGA, but less strongly.Although the study is limited by potential selection bias and measurement error, our findings support the contention that GWG may be a modifiable predictor of pregnancy outcome that warrants further investigation, particularly randomized trials, to assess whether the relation is causal.