Sentence examples for individualized analyses from inspiring English sources
However, due to the large scale of that project, individualized analyses were not performed for each factor.
Prospects for single-subject individualized analyses are also presented and discussed.
Goffman's idea of stigma as an attribute has strongly influenced later authors, leading to highly individualized analyses of stigma, particularly within social psychology [ 18].
In addition, because some individuals may not tolerate individualized maximal incremental exercise testing, analysing VO2 kinetics during 6MWT may be a useful alternative to CPET.
Some reports, such as surveys and systematic literature reviews or meta-analyses, require individualized structures, although I shall also describe some generalizations applicable to these studies.
Treatment of lung cancer has moved towards individualized treatment using the combined assessment of immunohistochemical markers, mutational analyses, and FISH techniques in order to assess the exact histology and to detect, for example, KRAS and EGFR mutations or ALK translocations [ 6, 8, 20].
These analyses demonstrate that the antibody responses to the parasites are highly individualized, and that there are no uniformly dominant antigens and no recurring hierarchies of the antigens targeted by the immune responses of different patients.
For some patients, individualized glycemic targets other than the above general goal may be appropriate: Subgroup analyses of clinical trials such as the DCCT and UKPDS and the microvascular evidence from the ADVANCE trial suggest a small but incremental benefit in microvascular outcomes with A1C values closer to normal.
To adjust for potential biases presented by respondent-driven sampling [ 40, 41], individualized weights computed in RDSAT 7.1 (Ithaca, NY) [ 42] were used in all analyses.
It is obvious to the readers of BioData Mining that this will require careful analyses of large and often complex data sets to best translate information into increasingly individualized risk.
