Sentence examples for data to consider whether from inspiring English sources

Some journals also use this data to consider whether someone may be appropriate to add to the editorial board.

Because PAH effects on fetal growth could differ depending on the timing of exposure (Dejmek et al. 2000), we used Krakow data to consider whether nondifferential exposure misclassification of the exposure during unmeasured gestational months threatens the validity of the PAH fetal growth association.

The preliminary analysis of the data was to consider whether this pilot study could support wider enquiry, via a pragmatic randomised trial, into the comparative benefits of active rehabilitation versus manual therapy or a combination of both approaches at different stages of non-specific low back pain history.

Mechanisms of saline-induced coagulopathy are not fully known, and the data lead us to consider whether hyperchloraemia/acidosis has an independent effect on coagulation.

However, combining our results with the cited previous data, we have to consider whether intraoperative imaging or repeated resection have to be standard of care as both means should improve the rate of GTR and therefore survival.

Horstmann et al. [ 45] used data from MARS to consider whether three of the genes highlighted in these large cohort studies (HTR2A, GRIK4 and FKBP5) may contribute to treatment response variability, in an additive or interactive fashion.

All these data prompted us to consider whether the short-term culture of colon cancer tissue as small cellular 3D colospheres can be used to obtain information on the chemosensitivity of cancer cells.

We analyzed mean fishing effort data for all countries to consider whether national socioeconomic or physical variables can serve as correlates or proxy variables for fishing pressure in an area.

These data will be used to consider whether use of services systematically varies by the extent of NHS coverage.

Such a scheme would require more congener-specific data and would need to consider whether a simple linear additive model appropriately represents observed effects at environmentally relevant doses.

When evaluating the overall quality of data for the enrolled DD2 patients, it is important to consider whether all data are recorded (no missing data) and whether the information recorded in the database is correct.