Sentence examples for institutional heterogeneity from inspiring English sources

We confirmed the absence of significant institutional heterogeneity for OS (I=0% P=0.76) and DSS (I=0% P=0.4).

The four main areas of evaluation are (1) policy relevance, (2) the temporal resolution and scope, (3) the degree to which spatial and socio-institutional scales and heterogeneity are addressed and (4) the level of integration in the assessment of scientific dimensions and of the multiple functions of agriculture.

The heterogeneity in institutional support for academic cancer surgeons is of particular concern, and increased inter-institutional surgical cooperation must be supported, particularly between designated major cancer centres and peripheral institutions.

The projection model contains individual heterogeneity and institutional detail that is a noteworthy characteristic of this model in comparison with other models used to project pension expenditure in Spain.

The first part is the prospective underpricing led by issuer's intentional cut-rate prices to avoid risk, and the second is the unintentional underpricing caused by institutional and retail investors' heterogeneity.

We draw representative data from the Eurobarometer survey 58.2 undertaken in 2002 with respondents throughout the European Union to capture heterogeneity in institutional setting.

To address these, high-number, multi-institutional studies with limited heterogeneity in assessment and treatment protocols will better enable clarification of some of the remaining controversies in the treatment of CPM, and serve as a platform for incremental advances towards the optimal treatment of metastatic CRC.

Discussion: IPO equilibrium pricing and underpricing models in this paper are obtained based on assumptions of the issuer and institutional investor's risk aversion and the heterogeneity of institutional and retail investors.

The result also reveals the existence of both heterogeneity and spatial correlation in institutional delivery in the country.

Second, the diversity in the studies' CT protocols, population size, the experience level of imaging interpretation, subject population, and different institutional levels could account for the substantial heterogeneity in the reported percentages of agreement.

Heterogeneity between study designs, legal jurisdictions, institutional procedures and policies for obtaining a legally admissible BAC measurement precluded a meta-analysis.