Sentence examples for control for appropriate from inspiring English sources
To control for appropriate ICV positioning of the cannula, the entire brain was dissected.
Multivariate analyses for the primary outcome (endline GEMS score) and secondary outcomes will control for appropriate community characteristics at baseline, such as an aggregate village-level GEMS score.
An important strength of our study, in addition to the large sample size and extensive control for appropriate confounders, is the recruitment of patients at their first admission.
On one hand this allows for a better double-blinded study but on the other hand it does not control for appropriate stratification.
While transcript abundance of cel7a/cbh1 exceeded the saturation threshold (around 65000) of the arrays and could thus not be used as an internal control for appropriate cultivation conditions, transcriptional patterns of the cellulase gene cel6a/cbh2, correlated with qRT-PCR data.
The differential assemblies of Axin with these two distinct complexes have to be tightly controlled for appropriate transduction of the "on" or "off" Wnt signal.
Multiple linear regression analysis was then performed controlling for appropriate covariates, including age, body mass index (BMI) and number of cigarettes per day.
We observed a significant positive association between the percentage of immotile sperms and seminal plasma levels of Pb and Cd after controlling for appropriate covariates.
We calculated relative risk (RR) estimates using both time-series and case-crossover methods after controlling for appropriate confounders (temperature, humidity, and change in barometric pressure).
The aim of this case-control study was to determine whether specific types of psychoactive drugs were associated with suicide risk in late life, after controlling for appropriate indications.
If the assumptions hold, we anticipate the use of mixed effects linear models to examine differences between the level of stigmatising attitudes between year-group cohorts, controlling for appropriate covariates, such as age, sex, ethnographic backgrounds and course.
