Sentence examples for heterogeneous comparisons from inspiring English sources

Transcriptomic studies so far conducted on dystrophic cells and tissues suffer from non-specific changes and background noise due to heterogeneous comparisons and secondary pathologies.

While the population of patients admitted to intensive care is very heterogeneous, comparisons with the average for all intensive care admissions allow us to place the dermatological admissions within the spectrum of all ICU admissions.

16 17 18 These findings originate from small studies with heterogeneous comparison groups.

The studies included in this review show a number of problems that have been noted by other reviews of trials examining the efficacy of t'ai chi, such as the expertise of t'ai chi practitioners, the pluralism of t'ai chi, the frequency and duration of treatment, the use of validated primary outcome measures and adequate statistical tests, and heterogeneous comparison groups.

No additional items were extracted for the three-group comparison than had been extracted in both separate 22q11DS-ASD and KS-ASD versus heterogeneous ASD comparisons.

Study designs were very heterogeneous making comparisons on endpoints difficult.

Assessment methods, inclusion criteria and methodology of matching controls to patient were heterogeneous, complicating comparisons.

The existing studies are very heterogeneous, and comparisons with published studies are difficult.

As the studies were diverse and the reported outcomes were heterogeneous, consistent comparisons of interest could not be made across all study types.

Then, we present and discuss two applications to heterogeneous landscapes through comparisons with observed wildfires.

Definitive conclusions were limited due to variation in designs, comparisons, heterogeneous outcomes and inadequate controls.