Sentence examples for confirmed value for from inspiring English sources

The primary outcome was diabetes, diagnosed on the basis of a confirmed value for plasma glucose of ≥7.0 mmol/l in the fasting state or ≥11.1 mmol/l 2 h after a 75-g OGTT.

This work establishes baseline mtDNA information for Northern Iroquoians, and confirms the value of using dental tissues for dietary reconstruction.

The encouraging results highlight the potential for infrasound measurements to be incorporated into numerical modelling of ash dispersion, and confirm their value for volcano monitoring operations.

Prevalence of multi-type HPV infections varied across age groups of first intercourse (p = .030) but no specific trend could be confirmed (p-value for trend = .159).159

What is left, is that part of the region of significance where a positive treatment effect can be confirmed for values of μ which are larger than the 6MWD mean at baseline.

Interestingly, in all three studies the phenomenon described in equation (8) can be studied: Whenever the correlation approaches 1 the region of significance changes from a bipartite region to an interval [ μ 1 ∗ ; μ 2 ∗ ] where treatment effects can be confirmed for values within this interval but not outside.

In contrast to the three studies (5, 15, 22) allegedly supporting the current glucose criteria, three subsequent ones (33) could not confirm threshold values for FPG or 2-h glucose concentrations on an OGTT for retinopathy.

The majority of the Dutch samples (995 cases and 1340 controls) used by Middeldorp et al (2009) were familial cases and Pittman et al (2008) used eight independent case control series (10 638 cases and 10 457 controls) and were able to confirm significant values for most of the populations.

"Their report confirmed it was value for money for the city council".

The final bootstrap analysis confirmed a cutoff value for CDK1SA of 11 (maU eU 1) to be of sufficient discriminant value for further analysis (Supplementary Figure 2).

We also confirmed the value of WES for the identification of disease-causing genes even in single patients presenting heterogeneous clinical syndromes but with a biochemically detectable "mitochondrial signature".