Sentence examples for by inclusion of data from inspiring English sources

Again, the data regarding falls has been confounded by inclusion of data relating to different doses, additional calcium supplementation and length of study.

This evolutionary scenario has not been changed by inclusion of data regarding the soybean [ 35] and tomato (this work) RLK superfamily expansion.

However, by inclusion of data from other strains, we effectively sampled more genetic space, therefore arriving at a significantly higher diversity for protein coding regions.

In all fits, reproduction data only from the period t < 6.5 days were included, as egg production typically stops after this time even in exposed worms and so little information is gained by inclusion of data from further time points.

We assessed the immediate and longer-term effects of a patient safety course for residents by inclusion of data from hospital-wide reporting systems, a specific study-related reporting tool and residents' self-assessments.

However, as in the present updated meta-analysis of controlled clinical trials with epoetin- β, the results of the updated meta-analysis seem to be driven by inclusion of data from studies, which allowed enrollment of patients with a baseline Hb up to and above 13 g dl−1.

The patients' management will not be changed in any way by inclusion of their data in the study, and patients will not be contacted at any point by the central research team or by local collaborating clinicians.

With 20% of the African people being homozygous for the slow allele, CYP2B6*6, use of a dosing algorithm guided by inclusion of pharmacogenetic data could translate to a significant clinical intervention for the safe use of efavirenz in Africa.

Despite the limitation imposed by inclusion of surgical data of different surgeons, both groups had similar preoperative demographic characteristics and the postoperative care was identical for all included patients.

We find that for our dataset the Bayesian analysis for ancestral state reconstruction is least affected by inclusion of fossil data suggesting that this approach might be preferable for future studies on other taxa with a poor fossil record.

The Bayesian spatially explicit models developed in this study could be refined by inclusion of serology data from additional sites, both within Oromia to assist in categorizing areas of high model uncertainty, as well as from other regional states to assist in developing a nationally representative risk map.