Sentence examples for data made little from inspiring English sources

Sensitivity analyses that excluded the NCAS data made little difference to the overall results.

Similarly, widening the sample to include all patients with UTS data made little difference (cohort study HR=0.43, 95%CI=0.39 to 0.47; for Case-Control analysis, see online supplementary figure C).

The addition of ACCS data to hospitalization and claims data made little difference to prevalence estimates, with the possible exceptions of chronic pain, hepatitis B and cirrhosis (the prevalences of which all changed by >20%).

Multiple imputation of missing data made little difference to either our estimates of the prevalence of cannabis use or problem use at age 16 or to our estimates of the effect of earlier exposures on these outcomes (full data for comparison available as a web supplement).

Although participants who provided a single day of physical activity data were included in the analysis, most participants (68%) provided five or more days of physical activity and the exclusion of participants who contributed only 1 day of physical activity data made little difference to the results.

Data cleaning made little difference to the overall linkage quality, with heavy cleaning leading to a decrease in quality.

Still, despite a recent spate of positive data, France has made little progress.

We controlled for maternal asthma and the effects persist; among the children for whom we had data on paternal asthma, controlling for this made little difference (data on request).

Two earlier experiments on the impact of different kinds of river flows on the humpbacked chub have produced data that the bureau made little use of, according to the critique of Mr. Martin, the park superintendent.

However with such a large data set the exclusion has made little difference to the centiles.

Although this exercise was limited by the low number of countries with available data, adjusting for statistical geography made little difference to the results.