Sentence examples for for all balances from inspiring English sources

Y X/S = 0.36 g/g was used here uniformly for all balances as found at non-limited growth with ammonium or ammonia (Table 4).

For all the balance and careful argument of his essay, Kagan sometimes lets slip a certain frustration with such thinking.

Most trials reviewed (63%) used balanced randomisation; however only 26% appropriately adjusted for all balancing factors in their primary analysis, indicating that the majority of trials using balanced randomisation may be reporting overly conservative results.

In BE WELL, equal weights will be assumed for all balancing factors.

Most trials that balanced on centre or prognostic factors were not adequately analysed; only 26% of trials adjusted for all balancing factors in their primary analysis.

4 It is therefore important to adjust for all balancing factors in the analysis to ensure correct P values and confidence intervals.

Trials that adjusted for all balancing factors were more likely to find a statistically significant result (n=39/50, 78%) compared with trials that did not adjust for any balancing factors (n=42/74, 57%; odds ratio (adjusted v unadjusted) 2.70, P=0.02), indicating that trials could be losing power through not adjusting.

However, the second condition may be unlikely; this would require a similar proportion of patients in each group for all balancing factors (i.e. close to 50% of patients in each level of a binary factor), as well as small correlations between balancing factors (as moderate to large correlations would lead to patients being much more likely to fall into certain stratum).

Objectives To assess how often stratified randomisation is used, whether analysis adjusted for all balancing variables, and whether the method of randomisation was adequately reported, and to reanalyse a previously reported trial to assess the impact of ignoring balancing factors in the analysis.

Three of 10 trials that adjusted for all prognostic factors in a secondary analysis, two of four trials that adjusted for centre in a secondary analysis, and three of eight trials that adjusted for all balancing factors in a secondary analysis gave equal weight to both the adjusted and unadjusted analyses, but presented the unadjusted analysis first.

For all this, the balance of the social science evidence shows that prison makes things worse".