Sentence examples for correspondence of the study from inspiring English sources

Interpretation of cancer risk among RH Veterans is complicated by the lack of clear correspondence of the study populations, as well as the shift from an internal comparison of air force pilots with and without Agent Orange exposure in the early publications to a comparison of these thoroughly surveyed pilots to the general population in the later publications.

(This is especially problematic with the older literature, for which correspondence of the studied organisms with currently described taxa is often impossible).

The correspondence of this study to parallel studies in rodents indicates that results in microinjected zebrafish embryos can be more widely applied to screen for environmental contaminants that may induce a fetal-originating adult disease.

It is the responsibility of each local hospital research coordinator to ensure the integrity of the correspondence between the Study ID and the true identity of the patient.

Evidence regarding diabetes was obtained from reports by general practitioners through biennial reviews of the patients' notes (including hospital and clinic correspondence) through to the end of the study period.

Evidence regarding diabetes was obtained by reports from general practitioners and by biennial reviews of the patients' notes (including hospital and clinic correspondence) through to the end of the study period.

This high specificity proves that cross-contamination was minimal and that gene expression boundaries correspond to the regional boundaries used in tissue isolation, while the correspondence of the RNAseq data to previous studies of gene expression validates the reliability of this large new body of information.

This figure also illustrates the correspondence between sensitivity and the fraction of the study population that exceeds the positivity threshold and is therefore considered at risk for late anemia for a given sensitivity level.

Another point of concern is the low rate of specification of the etiological subtype of dementia by both GPs and NPs and the low rate of correspondence of the etiological subtype between epidemiological studies and the claims data.

We also discuss the correspondence of the GCTA results with the twin study estimates, and we evaluate the merits of GCTA for future studies.

We constructed a correspondence map of the published studies and meta-analyses to identify which studies were included in the different meta-analyses.