Sentence examples for high risk analysis from inspiring English sources

Nonetheless, even in this scenario, vaccinating boys is less cost-effective than achieving higher vaccine penetration in girls at high risk (analysis not shown).

Reardon, KA, McIntosh, AF, Shilling, AT, Hagspiel, KD, Al-Osaimi, A, Berg, C, Caldwell, SH, Northup, PG, Angle, F, Mulder, R, and Rich, TA. "Treatment of primary liver tumors with Yttrium-90 microspheres (TheraSphere) in high risk patients: analysis of survival and toxicities". Technology in Cancer Research & Treatment 8, no. 1 (February 2009): 71-77.

Using a large population-based study of random and CHD high risk families, this analysis was designed to replicate the association of lower serum bilirubin levels with early CHD (onset by age 55 for males and 65 for females) using 328 case/control samples and the major gene segregation of bilirubin levels in 555 families.

Bayesian statistical modeling with application to problems in genetic epidemiology and cancer research; models for epidemiological risk assessment, including hierarchical methods for combining related epidemiological studies; ascertainment corrections for high risk family data; analysis of high-throughput genomic data sets.

The low number of matches played under 'stop play' and 'very high risk' limited our analysis.

Human papillomavirus types considered high risk for this analysis that comprised HPV16, 18, 31, 33, 35, 39, 45, 51, 52, 56, 58, 59, 68, 73 and 82 (Muñoz et al, 2003); all other HPV types were considered low risk.

The incorrect emphasis in the published study protocol paper on the high risk sub-group analysis was a legacy of the funding proposal protocol, in which the sub-group sample size calculations critically determined the number of schools required for the trial.

In this study, a new approach is applied to define tsunami human vulnerability parameters, and a new model for high-resolution tsunami risk analysis based on tsunami numerical modeling and GIS-based MCDA is proposed.

The study was not powered to determine the effect of screening on outcomes in the subgroup of DIAD participants categorized as having higher risk; such analysis would have required a three- to fourfold larger sample size.

The latter substantially reduces both the pooled incidence estimate and its credible interval (Figure 4). 2. Meta-analysis on studies without high risk of bias: re-analysis of data where uncertainties concerning values extracted exist.

Risk estimation of corresponding patients was performed according to the International Neuroblastoma Risk Group INRGG) classification system (methylation analysis: high risk, n = 22; intermediate and low risk, n = 25; array-CGH analysis: high risk, n = 51; intermediate and low risk, n = 108) [ 22].