Sentence examples for extent of between from inspiring English sources

The 95% prediction interval of teriflunomide concentrations largely overlap throughout the 1-year period, indicating the extent of between subject variability.

Statistical evidence for heterogeneity between trials was assessed using the Q-test, and the I index was used as an estimate of the extent of between trial variability.

While it is difficult to draw comparisons across settings given the socio-cultural determinants of community preferences and the extent of between context variation in GDP per capita, comparison between our findings and those reported by Baltussen et al [ 47, 48] suggests that non-health attributes may have a role to play in priority setting irrespective of context.

Aim 2: Applying the fail-safe number and conditional power calculation to the 98 meta-analyses, we observed patterns in the characteristics of the existing evidence and the values of each of these metrics including the size of the observed summary estimate, the number of studies included in the observed meta-analysis, and the extent of between-study heterogeneity.

Overall, there can be large uncertainty in a meta-analysis about the presence or not and the extent of between-study heterogeneity.

We have revisited these data to examine the extent of between-study inconsistency, whether summary results may differ with consideration of between-study heterogeneity, and what insights may be gleaned from the presence of between-study heterogeneity in this setting.

The extent of between-LHCC variation is given by CoV B = CoV* R2 and the extent of within-LHCC variation is given by CoV W = RoV*(1- R).

We note that the use of a single rat genome as an outgroup does not allow for discrimination between diversity within rat and divergence between mouse and rat, thus we likely overestimate the extent of between-species divergence.

Hence our estimate of recidivism among homicide offenders with schizophrenia of 2.3% should be interpreted cautiously because of the extent of between-study heterogeneity in rates and because all the studies we located reported substantially higher (3 studies) or lower (11 studies) proportions of recidivists.

Population models provide a means of characterizing the extent of between-subject (e.g., the differences in exposure between one patient and another) and between-occasion variability (e.g., the differences in the same patient from one dose to the next) that a drug exhibits for a specific dose regimen in a particular patient population.

Beginning with an empty model to establish the extent of between-subject and within-subject variance, successive models introduced the main effects of group, controls for baseline values of important covariates, and finally the interaction effects of treatment groups by time.