Sentence examples for efficiency of a study from inspiring English sources

Appropriate study designs can address heterogeneity through a priori data collection, and taking repeated measures can improve the power and efficiency of a study to detect clinically meaningful differences.

This could possibly decrease the efficiency of a study design in terms of timing; however, the misalignment problem can be solved by hybrid imaging techniques.

Surveys of investigators in multi-center studies can provide the basis of clinically meaningful outcomes that foster the translation of study results into practice while increasing the efficiency of a study.

We did not match cases and controls because matching results in a loss of potential study subjects and thus reduces the efficiency of a study.

Missing data can reduce the power and efficiency of a study but, unfortunately, can also lead to biased results [ 5– 7].

With the electron confining hole transporting material, the power efficiency of a studied red device, at 1,000 cd m−2 for example, is increased from 8.5 to 13.5 lm W−1, an increment of 59%, and the maximum luminance enhanced from 13,000 to 19,000 cd m−2, an increment of 46%.

This paper describes how the energy efficiency of a case study building in compliance with the China codes compare with the one in compliance with HK-BEAM.

To prevent a costly and time-consuming assessment of vital status during follow-up, the efficiency of a case cohort study design was chosen, in which a random sample of the total cohort is used to represent the total person-years lived for the entire cohort (Barlow et al, 1999).

Education and the cult of efficiency: A study of the social forces that have shaped the administration of the public schools.

Both markers were first compared in terms of their informativeness and efficiency in a study of genetic diversity and relationships among wild C. canephora genotypes.

This study describes the efficiency of an intervention in a study carried out within the context of standard medical practice, in which the patients from both groups were comparable in several variables of interest including age, BMI, creatinine, ejection fraction, the number of affected vessels and O2 basal saturation.