Sentence examples for corrected association from inspiring English sources

Whilst this had no impact on our results because permethrin resistance did not co-segregate with 2La inversion karyotype, the extreme differentiation between karyotypes in parts of this region (as reported previously [38]) could be problematic for other populations or phenotypes, and some method of stratified or corrected association testing may be required [48].

If the genomic inflation factor λ was >1, corrected association p-values were used.

A pairwise comparison of negative log-transformed p-values across all SNPs (Additional file 1: Figure S3) shows the differences between the uncorrected and corrected association results.

No significant family-wise corrected associations between education and regional volumes were reported in women.

GGT is rather non sex-specific, i.e. corrected associations with GGT show a similar pattern in both genders.

Phylogenetic multivariate generalized mixed models were implemented using a Bayesian approach in MCMCglmm (Hadfield 2010), to test for phylogenetically corrected associations between DUF1220 counts and log-transformed phenotypic data (supplementary table S2, Supplementary Material online).

For haplotypes with higher uncertainty in reconstruction, information of the misclassification probabilities can be used to correct association estimates, for example using the MC-SIMEX method [23].

In these cases, information of the misclassification probabilities can be used to correct association estimates (e.g. using the MC-SIMEX method [23]) and still stay in the flexible GLM framework.

A sub-sample of 158 men had fasting serum samples drawn in both 1996 and 2000, and these were analysed for IL-18, in 2004 2005 in the same laboratory using the same methods [4], in order to correct associations for regression dilution bias.

However, when we corrected the association between total protein and diabetes for animal protein, the association attenuated but remained (model 3, HRQ4 1.46 [0.96–2.25]).

The strongest association with maternal smoking was found for the higher-functioning case subgroup, ASD-NOS, with a corrected unadjusted association of 1.64 (95% CI: 1.34, 2.01).