Sentence examples for examining selection from inspiring English sources

We review empirical studies examining selection and implementation of ER strategies in adults with current or past MDD.

Because proxy-completed responses are often necessary in assessing health outcomes for the elderly, it is important that methods be found for examining selection bias.

Two independent reviewers assessed the methodological quality of included studies, examining selection methods, missing data, loss-to-follow-up, misclassification or measurement errors of exposures or outcomes, and confounding bias.

Moreover, we examine selection signature profiles on human genome sequences derived from archaic hominins, as well as risk variants on a range of modern human complex traits, to assess underlying impacts of adaptive evolution in Japanese.

Future research should examine selection processes and within prison differences in inmate health behaviors.

To investigate bobcat habitat selection, we examined selection at two spatial scales: landscape (i.e., study area boundary) and annual area of use scale (hereafter, AAU).

To elucidate mechanisms by which thymocytes decode distinct Ca2+ signals, we examined selection events in mice lacking Ca2+/calmodulin-dependent protein kinase type IV/Gr (CaMKIV/Gr), which is enriched in thymocytes.

Using a large sample from the Norwegian Mother and Child Cohort Study (MoBa, n = 60,270), this research examined selection factors predicting enrollment in center-based ECEC at age 18 months across cohorts from 2002 to 2006.

Other studies that have examined selection on correlated traits have also shown that these associations can be modified by selection.

In an earlier study on this sample we examined selection bias, due to loss to follow up of patients.

Comparing rates of dN and dS is a common way to examine selection pressures on coding regions.