Sentence examples for conducting a trend from inspiring English sources

Two of the studies in malfunctioning systems showed increasing risk of GII with increasing water consumption in the tap water group but not in the treated tap water group, by classifying the volume of water intake as a three-level categorical variable and conducting a trend test for the incidence of GII (Payment et al. 1991 , 1997.

Statistically significantly declining annual DIC trends were observed at a total of 9 stations during this study; no trend was apparent for 32 of the stations during this study and the remaining did not have sufficient data to conduct a trend analysis (Fig 2).

We also conducted a trend test by performing a meta-regression of the estimates on the mean values of the exposure in each stratum.

We also conducted a trend that TS -/low predicted better median survival time and progression free survival time but without significant difference in patients receiving pemetrexed-containing chemotherapy.

We did not conduct a trend analysis evaluating use over time of either myeloid factors or ESAs given that our observation period ended in 2008; this did not allow enough time to observe a meaningful trend.

Finally, we intend to study other possible strategies to rank biological interactions and conduct a trend analysis on how the interaction value evolves when restricting the number of documents in the textual collection.

After conducting a yearly publication trend analysis, it is found that SEM applications have been accelerating over time.

Generally the trend is downwards and conducting a test for linear trend shows that for each of CIN 1, 2 and 3 there is a significant linear change over the cohort years (P=0.0126, P<0.0001 and P=0.0009, respectively).

We also conducted a temporal trend test on the prevalence level of each infection using simple linear regression.

We conducted a time trend analysis investigating the change in HCV prevalence among the general population and high risk population in Egypt with respect to time.

For countries with 2 years of survey data, we conducted a limited trend analysis by dividing the change in the percentage of facilities with electricity access by the number of years between surveys.