Sentence examples for different analytic methods and from inspiring English sources

A simulation study compares results from several different analytic methods and provides evidence for the importance of considering confounding due to both risk and center when evaluating the effectiveness of a process.

The reliability of measurements across different analytic methods and laboratories has presented an ongoing challenge for those interested in interpreting results across studies.

Results from this analysis are summarized in Figure 2. Overall, it was determined that many factors can influence the overall performance of the different analytic methods and tools, and distinct features of each may impact its utility with regards to task-specific performance.

The objective of this paper is to illustrate and compare different analytic methods and study designs in a study to estimate the effect of colonoscopy in reducing incidence and mortality due to CRC using administrative data and cancer registry information from Ontario, Canada.

These studies used different analytic methods, outcomes, and costs but came to a common conclusion: vaccinating healthy children against influenza leads to a net cost saving, and the greatest financial benefit is observed when the vaccine is administered in a group setting (42 – 42 ).

Relationships among taxa within each sampled superfamily were in broad agreement irrespective of different data types (nucleotide versus amino acid sequences) and different analytic methods, with relatively minor topology differences that are discussed subsequently.

However, the assay is susceptible to interference by other nonphenolic constituents that may be present such as ascorbic acid, sugars, and other reducing agents (20) and different analytic methods should then be used.

We would direct readers to these manuscripts for a more in depth discussion of the different analytic methods appropriate for pharmacogenomics (Grady and Ritchie 2011; Motsinger et al. 2007; Holzinger and Ritchie 2012; Yan 2008).

These inconsistent results may have been due to different analytic methods used, ethnic groups studied, and smaller sample sizes in the previous studies.

For PCB levels, a study by Hagmar proposed a relative body burden (RBB) measure for comparing studies with different analytic methods, different congeners measured, different biological matrices, and with and without adjustment for lipid composition (Hagmar 2003).

The aim was to develop a 'thick description' [ 34] of the way patients newly diagnosed with Type 2 diabetes negotiate the complexities of the NZ primary care system by triangulating data from different sources and using different analytic methods.