Sentence examples for direct subgroups from inspiring English sources

Finally, reaching the metascript level, only remains the direct subgroups of an offense, with 'theft of property' , and 'sexual offending'.

There are three partial remedies for this unavoidable conflict between the reliable subgroup-specific conclusions that doctors and patients want and need, and the statistically unreliable findings that direct subgroup-specific analyses can usually offer.

And when genotyping techniques were considered, a statistically significant finding was noted in direct sequencing subgroup but not in any other genotyping technique subgroup.

This is a first step towards designing assessment and intervention methods, specifically directed towards subgroups of individuals sharing characteristic symptomatology.

From the preventive medicine viewpoint, targeted screening should be directed at subgroups of the population that would derive the most benefit from CKD detection such as those with metabolic syndrome [ 10].

The latter group contains a direct-product subgroup, acting, respectively, upon the positions and identities of the finite-field elements.

In fact we have the following more general statement: Let (mathcal P) be a class of finite groups closed under direct products and subgroups.

Although the study was not adequately powered to make direct comparisons of subgroups, the results of this analysis support the efficacy of LDX from 1.5 hours to 13 hours postdose in both boys and girls with medium to large mean effect sizes across the day.

In our meta-analysis, a statistically significant reverse association with gastric cancer susceptibility was only noted in direct sequencing technique subgroup but not in any other genotyping subgroup.

A deeper understanding of the root causes of such differential risk behavior can help inform the development of dissemination strategies directed at different subgroups.

As these are post hoc analyses and not part of the a priori planned analyses, they were not adequately powered to make direct comparisons of subgroup differences in efficacy variables or AE incidence.