Sentence examples for have affected measures from inspiring English sources

These biases could have affected measures of effect estimated.

During plateau temperature conditions, kidney temperature measurements were higher than rectal temperature when one site/kidney was measured but were lower than rectal temperature when two sites/kidney were measured suggesting invasive thermometry may have affected measured temperature values.

In addition, social support, psychological distress, and health status were self-reported, and unmeasured personality characteristics or attributional styles may have affected those measures.

However, this could have affected the measured DP values as well as multivariate data analysis.

Participants with severe clinical condition such as tumour invasion or fractures of the associated region that may have affected the measuring definition or accuracy on MRI were excluded.

However, the tendency of classical association studies to test a set of few markers may have affected our replicability measures.

Most participants reported having being treated for their LBP during the course of the study, which may have affected the outcome measures.

Perhaps the authors could comment on why epidural analgesia was not utilized for open colon resections (though it is unclear whether this would have affected the outcome measures).

These animals were not included in the main analyses because differences in age and corn-oil administration may have affected the behavioral measures.

Similarly, no aggregate information exists on how the introduction of MET systems might have affected relevant outcome measures outside the setting of the cluster randomised trial, a comparative study of three hospitals, or single-centre before-and-after studies.

First, individual-level income and education among our three patient groups was self-reported and could not be verified, and thus reporting bias may have affected the SES measures that were derived from surveys.