Sentence examples for difference in the weighted from inspiring English sources

Thus, there was no difference in the weighted degree between treated and control birds (electronic supplementary material, table S1).

We also developed our own score which is the difference in the weighted mean of the relative allele signals (RAS = intensity of A allele/(intensity of A + intensity of B allele)) for each ethnic group (EA, AA, HI).

This finding was consistent with some reports [ 14, 31], while a systematic review showed a greater difference in the weighted prevalence of frailty between men and women (9.6% vs. 5.2%) [ 5].

The 20% variation in staff time was based on the approximate width of the confidence intervals of the average doctor and nurse patient-facing times, while the choice of 60% variation for diagnostic testing costs was based on the difference in the weighted average test costs calculated using alternative unit costs which were available for a limited number of the tests.

In the frequency range from 300 to 4000 Hz, differences in the weighted sound reduction index RW as large as 10 dB were measured, suggesting that the method of fastening can have a large impact on the acoustic performance of building elements.

There were no notable differences in the weighted median time to readmission among high, average, and low performing hospitals for heart failure (12.6, 12.3, and 12.1 days, respectively; P=0.11) or acute myocardial infarction (9.8, 10.1, and 10.0 days, respectively; P=0.12).

The standardized biases for all covariates were below the generally accepted 0.25 threshold, and, with the exception of the standardized bias for RAI, were below the more conservative 0.10 threshold, suggesting minimal differences in the weighted distributions between exposure groups following application of IPTW.>> -wrap-foot> In the interval of diagnosis/censoring.

46.1 and 46.0 minutes respectively and the statistically significant difference persisted in the weighted analysis.

In model 2, while the unweighted OR for intubation at day 1 was significantly higher in the NIV group (OR 2.05, 95%CI 1.29 3.29) and HFNC group (OR 2.85, 95%CI 1.37 5.67) than those in the standard oxygen alone group, these differences disappeared in the weighted samples.

Mesh convergence of the constant flow simulations was defined as a less than 2% difference in the volume-weighted average concentration (VWAC) in the entire tissue for two successive mesh refinement iterations.

We did not find any substantiate difference in the findings with weighted points compared to the findings with un-weighted points (see Appendix 1).