Sentence examples for low summary from inspiring English sources

'Lowest' and 'Low' summary scores collapsed into 'low' category.

A recent systematic review and meta-analysis of lung cancer risk in cotton textile workers found a significantly low summary relative risk (Lenters et al, 2010).

40 Our study raises the question of why the medical community has accepted the low (summary, aggregate) level of detail found in most peer-reviewed journal publications compared with the depth of detail available in CSRs.

To estimate the total sample size needed to be included in a meta-analysis to detect a significant association at low summary odds ratios, we performed Monte-Carlo simulations using PBAT software, version 3.61.

Permutations of childhood and current summary SES categories; "low" and "lowest" summary scores collapsed together.

The Czech Republic and Israel have by far the lowest summary scores of 5 and 6 ('best' quality of care), England the highest score of 33 ('worst' quality of care).

The significant decrease in risk among men remained only for a moderate level of fruit consumption; the lowest summary hazard ratios were found in the third quintile of intake (mortality: 0.71, 95% confidence interval 0.60 0.84; incidence: 0.83, 95% confidence interval 0.70 0.98).

The artificially reduced action space allows strategies to depend on the full history of earlier observations and decisions only indirectly through a low dimensional summary statistic.

People with low PCS and MCS summary scores demonstrated a higher likelihood of having been admitted to a hospital within the last year.

The non-randomised trial (Gordon 2005) has an unclear risk of bias in terms of its design and implementation, but the sample size of this study is less than the optimal size so the evidence on the effects of handing out application materials in hospital EDs is of low quality (Summary of findings 2).

Results After adjusting for sex, age, marital status, education, employment status, and percent time lived in the United States, white participants had the lowest Food Habits Questionnaire summary score (2.44) (indicating a lower fat diet), followed by Hispanic (2.61) and black (2.68) participants.