Sentence examples for difference in the cumulated from inspiring English sources

We found no difference in the cumulated time patients were dependent on controlled ventilation modus compared to support modus.

17 21 22 23 Finally, we pooled the absolute frequency of adverse outcomes after treatment (pT) and in the cumulated control populations (pC) and derived the number needed to treat to harm (NNTH) as the reciprocal of the risk difference (1/[pT−pC]).

The negative correlation between T cell response and UBT positivity was significant in the second study, and was highly significant in the cumulated setting (Fisher exact test: first study p = 0.103, second study p = 0.004; if cumulated, p = 0.0002).

When cumulative rates of only invasive breast cancers are examined (not shown), the general patterns are the same although the differences in cumulated rates for ages 52 79 are much smaller among the groups.

There were no differences in the duration, in the maximal or cumulated dose.

In practice the cumulated CCI rarely exceeds 15.

Transgressivity was estimated as the amount in which the cumulated distance between hybrids and both parents exceeded the theoretic distance without transgression (inter-parents distance).

A strong inverse correlation was found in comparing the cumulated MODS score and CI at 24, 48, and 72 hours after injury (r = -0.664, P < 0.001).

There were no differences in the duration nor in the maximal dose or cumulated dose of epinephrine or norepinephrine.

Therefore, cumulated small and inconsequential differences in the parameters, or combination of both, might be expected (Byrne and van de Vijver 2010).

The tables in this paper display only the cumulated differences between mtDNAs in lymphocytes and in buccal cells within the cohort of smokers and that of non-smokers, respectively, but do not provide the information about the set of alterations (haplotypes) in every single individual.