Sentence examples for for serial measures from inspiring English sources

Such measurements should be considered as the reference map for glioma grading and potentially for serial measures of rCBV modification during antiangiogenic treatment.

Because the collection of blood is noninvasive and more acceptable and feasible for serial measures, we initially focused on the characterization of ceramides and metabolites in this medium.

Proliferation was measured every 4 hours for 84 hours, with respective AUCs for serial measurements calculated for each condition for red (proliferating) or dual-labelled (apoptotic) cells.

Because serial measures for each variable were available for each subject, we used generalised estimating equations (GEE) for the analysis of correlated data.

Since serial measures for each subject (i.e., multiple 6-month observation periods) were available for many participants, we estimated the relationships between different socio-demographic, drug use and clinical factors and adherence using generalized estimating equations (GEE) with a logit-link function.

Mixed-effects linear regression modeling was used to account for serial growth measures within pregnancy, repeated measurements across mares, and unbalanced study design.

The intra-class correlation for ventricular volume was estimated at 0.99 suggesting that serial measures with both modalities are reliable.

[5] It is also useful for comparing the different states of one patient over time at serial measures.

Given that serial serum measures for four biomarkers of inflammation were available from these patients during the first week after the onset of severe sepsis (Table S2), we correlated tSNPs genotypes with biomarker serial measures using GLM (Table 4).

First, although having serial measures of BPA is a strength, it forced us to standardize urinary BPA concentration for creatinine.

Since serial measures on the same individuals were collected, generalized estimating equation (GEE) regression models[ 32] were used to adjust for the correlation between these measures over time.