Sentence examples for either strata from inspiring English sources

Suppose we also have data on the observed variable S, which represents either strata formed by the cross-classification of categorical baseline covariates or outpoints of a continuous variable.

The absence of significant difference between carotid atherosclerosis and the three SNPs at 9p21 in either strata (Tables S1 S2) indicated the lack of association in women was not related to the menopausal status.

Cobalamin was not significantly associated with urinary %DMA in either strata of water As.

In Table 2, all results that demonstrated statistical significance with respect to genotype-associated risk in either exposure-strata, or interaction between genotype and exposure status, are presented.

bAll results that reached statistical significance with respect to genotype-associated risk in either exposure-strata, or in the analysis of interaction between genotype and exposure status, are presented.

For minimisation, which does not balance within strata, either a stratified or a covariate adjusted analysis will give valid type I error rates in the presence of large interactions.

Physical activity and dietary intake patterns were similar at the baseline among the different sleep duration strata, and the changes during the follow-up did not either differ among the strata groups.

Instead, generally the spread in error densities seem either restricted to low strata values in the case of elevation, slope, and relative elevation, or are more widespread across the strata values in the case of cloudiness, mean annual precipitation, and dry season length.

This can happen either directly from the strata estimator or after P i observes a constant number of successive IBF decoding failures.5 At this point, instead of passively accepting the transmission of elements, the receiver P i checks that a sufficient number of the elements received are not in S i.

Quite often researchers do not include either sample weights or strata indicators in statistical models.

Seaside towns are built on strata upon strata of happy memories; a sort of emotional geology.