Sentence examples for combined differences in from inspiring English sources
Looking at the final polls of the nine companies that published them, I have studied the combined differences in their Conservative and Labour shares from the actual outcome for both parties and they range from 6-96-9%
These combined differences in protein expression could contribute to increased vulnerability of the younger brain after injury.
It may be unlikely that F-FDG PET derived parameters can reliably categorize combined differences in biological characteristics between head and neck tumors.
After that, we combined differences in total costs with incremental health benefits: first with differences in QALYs (cost utility analyses), and then with differences in number of days with a relevant treatment effect (cost effectiveness analyses).
Firstly, we gained a visual representation of the combined differences in plant pollination traits between species by applying a non-metric multidimensional scaling (NMDS) analysis based on the Bray Curtis similarity index with no data transformation and no normalization.
The combined differences in altitude and evaporation/precipitation ratio influence the duration of the temporary habitat, since intermittent stream are drained and water accumulates in downstream habitats after the rains.
To estimate effects that are credibly causal, we use different empirical strategies that combine difference-in-differences and synthetic control group methods.
In addition, combining difference-in-differences with propensity score and exact (both simple and categorical) matching methods, we assess the effect of R&D subsidies between treated (subsidy recipients) and controls (subsidy non-recipients) as well as between differently treated (small, medium and large subsidy recipient) firms.
By combining difference-in-differences techniques with matching, we reduce the bias in the estimated treatment effect by assuring that treated and controls have the same distributions of observable factors.
Adjustment on funding yielded consistent results (combined difference in standardised mean differences −0.09, 95% confidence interval −0.18 to −0.01).
