Sentence examples for cohort implies from inspiring English sources

Finally, the case control design of our cohort implies that our sample is not representative of the general population of gamblers (in terms of prevalence of problem gambling in particular).

This association, which was discovered in the MDC-CC and replicated in the MDC replication cohort, implies a primary role for the AVP system in the pathophysiology of weight gain.

Our finding that GDF-15 also contributed in identifying subjects at risk for transition in albuminuria stage in a nondiabetic HT cohort implies that GDF-15 is not specifically related to diabetes.

Unlike the other examples, the actual vector-space of demographic time shown in Brinks et al. (2014) Fig. 2 only identifies a subset of the times-measures implied by the model of the authors, namely age (y-axis), period (x-axis), birth cohort (implied by a linear combination of age and period) and duration of disease (z axis).

These numbers are broadly comparable to what we found in our smaller cohort, implying that the information is generalizable.

The results of a relatively simple linkage method confirm the successful tracing of almost 75% of the initial cohort, implying low cost and high efficiency.

Our data suggest that ovarian reserve was intact before chemotherapy in a breast cancer cohort, implying that multi-agent chemotherapy was the main factor that led to diminished ovarian reserve.

Patients with less severe disease were potentially missing from our cohort, implying that the atypical cancer pattern of patients with Parkinson's disease is not fully representative of that of all patients with the disease, although the inclusion of outpatient diagnosed patients may have ameliorated this potential shortcoming.

The replication of IL4 gene in children and adult cohorts implies its broader implication in asthma independent of development stages.

Serotype-specific clustering of pneumococcal carriage within day care cohorts implies that contact rates are larger among individuals within the same cohort than between individuals from different cohorts.

Figure 2 shows the beta-coefficient estimate, suggesting that the persistence of educational attainments decreases across cohorts, implying higher levels of mobility for the younger generations.