Sentence examples for controlling for impact from inspiring English sources
Following this, logistic regression was applied to quantify the effects of passenger car front shape on injury risks while controlling for impact speed and pedestrian age.
Guskiewicz et al 16 observed no correlation between peak linear or angular acceleration of the head, as measured by instrumented helmets, and concussion symptoms in 13 concussion cases from a sample of 88 collegiate American football players; however, Guskiewicz et al 16 did not control for impact location.
Controlling for the impact of carry trade reversal, they provide further evidence that the Swiss franc qualifies as a safe haven currency.
This modest association between cognitive impairment and desire for death remained significant even after controlling for the impact of depression on desire for death.
While controlling for the impact of dehydration, they showed that the combination of heat and exercise caused an upregulation of the antioxidant glutathione.
Moreover, the correlation of GC* to RR greatly decreases (from 0.4 to 0.07) in male human after controlling for the impact of LDT (table 2).
After controlling for the impact of time-invariant unobserved factors, the FEs estimates yield a statistically significant (p<0.05) 11% decrease in average inpatient expenditures per discharged patient.
After controlling for the impact HIV on TB incidence, univariate linear regressions were carried out to illustrate the relationships between each independent and dependent variable.
Their study further indicates that even after controlling for the impact of nutritional stunting, maternal depression remains a significant predictor of children's developmental outcomes among infants 3 24 months [ 25].
Controlling for the impact of SEP or employment using either a single measure or measures from one time point in the lifecourse is unlikely to fully capture differences between populations [ 9, 25].
To test this, I used partial correlation coefficients to explore whether modern standardised mortality ratios are related to either mortality or deprivation in the 1900s, controlling for the impact of modern deprivation.
