Sentence examples for episode type from inspiring English sources

Bipolar disorder is a common, recurrent medical illness (Merikangas et al.[2007]) characterized by at least one manic episode (type I) or alternating episodes of mania (or hypomania in type II) and depression (American Psychiatric Association [2000]; Goodwin and Jamison [2007]; Judd et al.[2002]).[2002]

Health state associated costs were estimated to differ on a yearly base and depending upon the episode type (i.e., acute manic, mixed, and depressive episode) and health state.

A general linear model was used to test for interaction between the effects of grade and episode type on tumour size.

Multiple logistic regression analysis was used to test for interaction between the effects of episode type and histopathological grade on LN positivity.

We used a semiparametric additive model to compare the mortality risk by episode type in the previous week while allowing estimated risk for those with no ALRI or diarrhoea to vary by age (our chosen time scale).

Calculation of the standard error must account for the number of episodes assigned, the characteristics of each episode type (e.g. minor skin inflammation vs. hyperlipidemia), and the effects of patient comorbidity levels (risk-adjustment).

Previous studies have shown that differences in health status among patients may influence treatment costs within defined episode types and that the health care costs of treated patients may differ significantly among physicians [ 5- 8].

Unresolved are the relationship between melancholia and severity of depression; the relevance of precipitating events, previous depressive episodes, type of onset, and adequacy of personality; and whether to classify by category or continuum.

As putative effect-moderators, demographic characteristics, number of previous episodes, type of treatment during previous episodes, age of onset, self-efficacy and symptoms of pain and fatigue are assessed.

Cox regression analysis (survival analysis) will be performed, including as covariates the stratification variables that will be used in randomization, and 2 additional variables, i.e.: number of previous episodes, type of care (primary/secondary).

Cox regression analysis will be performed, including as covariates the stratification variables that will be used in randomization, i.e.: number of previous episodes, type of care (no/primary/secondary).