Sentence examples for equivalent individuals from inspiring English sources

Children were more likely than adults to meet treatment criteria in both districts (Dedza: children 24.0%, adults 13.0%; Mangochi: children 33.6%, adults 17.3%) and both children and adults in Mangochi were more likely to require treatment than equivalent individuals in Dedza (children, OR 1.60 (95% CI 1.27 2.03), p = <0.0001; adults, OR 1.40 (95% CI 1.03 1.91), p = 0.033).

However, direct comparison between patterns obtained from both regions is compromised here due to a lack of equivalent individuals examined at both loci, specifically for savannah elephants.

De‐individuation refers to the process in which group members become less self‐conscious and less inhibited than the equivalent individuals 28.

An in situ laser interferometer curvature measurement technique was used to monitor the intrinsic growth stresses for a series of these multilayers, with each multilayer having a different bilayer spacing but equivalent individual layer thickness.

Objectives: To compare meta-analysis of summary study level data with the equivalent individual patient data (IPD) analysis when interest lies in identification of binary patient characteristics related to treatment efficacy.

Owing to the lack of knowledge and integration of historically fragmented research efforts, equivalent individual tree growth models for mixed-species stands are either entirely missing or are currently only in the development stage.

It was to be the first of many occasions in which he would anchor the Australian relay teams to victory over the Americans, with splits consistently faster than his equivalent individual times.

The equivalent individual genotyping experiment is given for reference.

All 235 trusts were then contacted to obtain email addresses for their CIO or equivalent individual.

For example, the probability of incident delirium at follow-up for an 85-yearold man with MMSE = 28 points at baseline would be 0.12, rising to 0.29 for an equivalent individual with an MMSE score of 10 points at baseline.

These models contained fixed effects as described in File S1, but only a single, individual-level, random effect defining individual-level variance (VI, equivalent to individual repeatability) for all traits.