Sentence examples for driven by the subjects from inspiring English sources

It implied the relationship between Aβ loads and cognition in MDD patients was driven by the subjects with moderate-to-severe treatment resistance who had relatively higher Aβ accumulation and lower MMSE score, compared to the patients with mild treatment resistance.

18 In our data the APOE association was driven by the subjects with concomitant AD pathology suggesting that a subgroup reminiscent of the "Lewy body variant of AD" would be responsible for the APOE signal in the Vantaa 85+ material.

In particular, the association of O3 exposure with reduced LF in the full cohort seems to be driven by the subjects not taking calcium-channel blockers, with a substantial (although imprecisely estimated) increase in LF associated with O3 exposure in subjects on the drug.

Feedback gains (i.e. target velocity/eye velocity) ranged from 0, where the target position was decoupled from the subject's eye movements (i.e. the target is stationary on the screen), to +1.0 where the retinal image was stabilised (i.e. the target is driven by the subject's eye movements).

This aged group is the one in which evidence-based medicine is often very difficult to apply and clinical decisions are often driven by the subject's feelings.

Our overall estimates for PM10 were driven by the within-subject effects.

Interestingly, this possible connection with an inflammatory effect is further elaborated in that the effect of the PCK1 locus appears to be driven by those subjects (n = 463) who are positive for HLA B*4402, an MHC class I allele previously associated with larger BPF and lower T2LV in MS subjects [7].

Mr Gove told the seminar that the decision not to include RE had been driven by the fact the subject was "safe".

Thus, our finding of a correlate between fluid IQ and VS BOLD PE signal is driven by those subjects who have experienced substantial life stress, which may have gradually shifted their flexible cognitive capacities toward more model-free strategies.

The observed positive correlation with BMI, driven by the two obese subjects, is intriguing and requires further investigation: the possibility of an effect of differential bioavailability of nutrients and differential uptake between individuals may be a factor here, and one that should be considered further.

Overall, for FPG change from baseline, there was a trend toward a treatment effect modification by renal function category (p = 0.096), partially driven by the low number of subjects in the moderate RI category.