Sentence examples for lean data from inspiring English sources

We also applied multivariate statistics, which is ideal for 2-DGE datypicallypiconsistingisting of long and lean data with relatively few observations (samples) and many variables (protein spots).

Second, traditional regression techniques require a high subject-to-variable ratio (so-called "long and lean" data structures), and most prediction studies have therefore been restricted to a limited set of well-established clinical or traditional factors.

The PLS technique is designed to handle multiple variables measured on relatively few subjects (so-called "short and fat" data structures) compared to traditional statistics that measures a few variables on many subjects (so-called "long and lean" data structures).

Participants with large WC or those with high BMI tended to have lower education levels, they were less likely to currently smoke, and they consumed less alcohol than their lean counterparts (data not shown).

No significant difference was found for slope of thrombin-induced platelet aggregation between MetS and lean controls (data not shown).

There were no significant effects of sex or sex chromosome complement on the change in absolute fat mass or lean mass (data not shown).

The results remained after adjustment for age at baseline and changes in weight and height (Table 2) as well as after adjustment for age at baseline and changes in fat and lean mass (data not shown).

On the other hand, the mean BMI decreased among patients in the overweight or obese groups, while no obvious change in BMI was detected in the lean group (data not shown).

In addition, we did not observe any difference in ObRb expression in subjects with subcutaneous versus omental hAT, male versus female subjects, and obese versus lean subjects (data not shown) in the limited number of subjects studied.

However, in our study the association with height was restricted to overweight and obese women and was accompanied by a tendency of control women having BMI⩾25 to be shorter than leaner women (data not shown).

In our study obese participants (BMI ≥ 30 kg/m2) received medication more frequently and were more often well treated for hypertension, although they were more often affected with hypertension than leaner individuals (data not shown).