Sentence examples for data a tendency from inspiring English sources
Thus, as shown by the post-hoc analysis of the ROI data a tendency for a stronger interaction between eyes position and music type was present in the amygdala than in the hippocampus.
15 Despite the lack of power of this study, mainly due to the low number of events in the remission group, these data support a tendency toward a better outcome in patients with a persistent status of remission, as our data show.
The data showed a tendency for plasma free fatty acid levels to decrease in response to high-dose Asiatic plantain at all time points.
These data indicate a tendency for in vivo effects of propionate to alter hepatic gene expression in mid-lactation cows and neonatal calves, which are consistent with a feed-forward effect of propionate to regulate its own metabolism toward gluconeogenesis through changes in hepatic PCK1 mRNA.
We often encounter situations where these count data have a tendency to contain a large portion of zero observations.
The use of natural log transformed data presents a tendency to produce a negative bias (Baskerville 1972; Sprugel 1983; Zeng and Tang 2011).
The data show a tendency for fatality numbers to increase with VEI, and the probability of fatalities increases markedly with VEI.
Although statistically not significant, data showed a tendency of LVEF worsening with the degree of inhomogeneity: 67 ± 8 % in patients with homogeneous perfusion, 63 ± 9 % in patients with moderately inhomogeneous perfusion, and 59 ± 10%% in patients with severely inhomogeneous perfusion (p = 1.0, p = 0.29, and p = 0.11).
The hype around large sporting events and increases in trafficking for prostitution is often based on misinformation, poor data, and a tendency to sensationalise.
The data showed a tendency for HBsAb to decline with increasing age, suggesting that HBsAb may be easily degraded.
Untransformed data showed a tendency to non-normality, which was corrected by log-transformation, and we used log-transformed androgen level in the ANOVA.
