Sentence examples for development of propensity from inspiring English sources

This paper explores the potential of such emerging tools to improve and democratize transport decision making for healthier outcomes, with a focus on the development of Propensity to Cycle analysis for Seville, Spain.

This paper reports the construction of a self-report Violation Willingness Scale (VWS) for pre-drivers, examination of the existing Attitudes to Driving Violations Scale (ADVS) in pre-drivers and some preliminary data on the development of propensity to risky driving.

In the present study, the population of patients is large enough to allow for robust adjustments for comorbidities, extensive subset analysis, and development of propensity scores.

Furthermore, in the development of the propensity score the presence of enthesitis was not significantly associated with the other traits comprising the score measuring the propensity for severe PsA [ 2].

Including the primary outcome, the following variables were included in the development of the propensity score: age, sex, race, insurance status, trauma center level, ED GCS, mechanism of injury, presence of TBI polytrauma, head AIS, TBI type, and length of stay (LOS).

The development of the propensity score was an iterative process that included modelling all potential main effects and interactions [20].

Multiple logistic regression with an in-hospital revascularisation condition as a dependent variable was used in the development of the propensity score.

Since the focus of this analysis was on development of the propensity scores, and not specific ORs, coefficients for each interaction term are not shown in Table 1; the following example is provided for illustration.

After describing the participants' characteristics (before and after matching), we applied conditional logistic regression models to the matched pairs, with and without adjustment for the variables that were not included in the development of the propensity score, to determine the relation between administration of adrenaline and the endpoints.

To determine prevalence of metabolic syndrome in adolescents with polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) and derive features suggestive of propensity for development of metabolic syndrome.

The need for diagnosis and correct classification of depression among children is dictated by its burdeness with age, high risk of recurrence at further stages of child development and propensity to suicidal behavior.