Sentence examples for comparability of effect from inspiring English sources

To ensure comparability of effect estimates, all effects are expressed per interdecile range of the exposure metric.

Piepponen 1992 presented his results as a change in mean score following treatment; this also showed comparability of effect on erythema of the scalp between both types of treatment (SMD -0.12, 95% CI -0.51 to 0.27) (Analysis 2.3).

Despite the differences in data availability and comparability of effect modifiers in Europe and North America, it is possible to consolidate an ongoing collection of time-series data into a single data set so that similar analyses can be carried out periodically in the future.

The underlying methodology of an indirect comparison which is used in a benefit dossier has to be consistent (regarding comparability of effects) and must be described very accurately to allow a reproduction of the procedure by IQWiG and G-BA [7],[15].

This approach resembles the common measure weight-for-age z-scores, used in international studies on undernutrition and child mortality in order to increase comparability of effects independent of underlying differences in distributions (Fishman et al., 2004).

For comparability of the effect estimates, the American Indian data were analyzed with a normalizing transformation of the ranks of BMI comparable with that used in the GIANT study, and the effect estimate for rs11652094 was statistically significantly larger in American Indians (β = 0.089) than in Caucasians (β = 0.019, P = 0.0004 for difference in effect size by Cochran's Q statistic).

The base case analysis of a network meta-analysis includes the broadest available evidence base corresponding to the question evaluated, under the condition of comparability for effect modifiers' characteristics.

It should, however, be noted that the observed differences between schemes hinders comparability of their effects on healthcare quality and as a consequence drawing conclusions on the effectiveness of P4P to stimulate delivery of chronic care through disease management in general.

To ensure comparability of temperature effects all other conditions were moderated in order to be consistent for all species tested.

We also examined the relationship between ambient fine particles and the CVD syndromic data and hospitalizations to test the comparability of environmental effects on these CVD morbidity indicators.

For better comparability of the effects studied, relative concentrations were calculated for some of the figures as indicated.