Sentence examples for data of the same study from inspiring English sources

For this review, this has been replaced with the published data of the same study [ 38].

Finally we process and analyze short read data of the same study [ 10].

Based on the baseline and 2-year follow-up data of the same study, those who were in the highest tertile of baseline VO2max were 68% less likely to develop MS than those in the lowest tertile [ 26].

A subject independent classifier was trained on 640 TDSEP components (reaction time (RT) study, n = 12) that were hand labeled by experts as artifactual or brain sources and tested on 1080 new components of RT data of the same study.

A status of low disease activity was defined as described in the ASDAS cut-offs [ 21] and was compared to a BASDAI ≤3, in accordance with a recent report by our group [ 28] and from previous data of the same study [ 15].

The efficacies of DDT and Deltamethrin were assumed to be 10%and50%0% (taken from Massebo and colleagues, unpublished data of the same study area) on the sprayed week and to decay over time at a constant rate at each time step becoming nil after 24 weeks and 18 weeks, 21, 28 respectively.

To avoid redundancy and the inclusion of multiple instances of data from the same study, meta-analyses were not intended to be formally included in the analysis (that is, outcomes from meta-analyses were not counted towards the number of studies reporting the effect of an intervention for each outcome).

In a subsequent analysis of data from the same study, simultaneous FEA assessment of 3D CT scan data both at hip and spine appeared to significantly enhance 2D DXA-based (hip) or 3D trabecular density (spine) predictions of future fracture [56].

In a multilevel analysis of data from the same study, but with cow as the analytical unit, we also found that the hygienic precautions reduced the risk of antibody positivity [ 5].

In an analysis of data from the same study, Tzeng et al. found that many breast cancer patients preferred a level of shared decision making that was different from what they experienced with their doctors [ 13].

Multiple subsets of data in the same study were counted for the following reasons: (a) different b values were used to perform DWI; (b) prostate lesions were assessed in different regions (peripheral, transition or central zone).