Sentence examples for mean levels over from inspiring English sources

Longitudinal analyses of quantitative outcomes over time (e.g., A1C) will use a longitudinal normal errors repeated-measures model for the estimation of group mean levels over time (36).

However, initial IAA levels alone have limited predicted value (r = 0.36, P = 0.029), whereas mean levels over time strongly correlate with time to diabetes.

The workers were grouped according to their exposure (control, <1, 1 <10 and ≥10 ppm, mean levels over 1 month monitoring period).

Neither study was able to maintain A1C levels in the nondiabetic range in their intensive treatment groups, achieving mean levels over time of ∼7%, which is 4 SDs above the nondiabetic mean.

For NO2, this was done by averaging the NO2 daily mean levels over the pregnancy of each woman, by dividing this average by the average NO2 level during the TRAPCA measurement campaign from 1999 2000, and multiplying the corresponding coefficient by the NO2 estimate from the TRAPCA II spatial model.

Second, few objective studies of BD report measures of activity beyond the mean level over 24 h, and this was especially true for BDep where constructs that reflect 'non-uniform' patterns of activity are under-explored (Gershon et al. 2016).

Mean peak indoor PM2.5 (defined as >2 SD of the mean level over the entire sampling window) was 1790 μg/m in homes using biomass and 141 μg/m in non-biomass homes (arithmetic means 2828 and 335 μg/m, respectively).

Although the change in SDM may be more important for children with behavioral impairment and the mean level over time for those below the impairment threshold, results suggest that both the change in SDM and the mean level may impact behavioral health for CSHCN.

23 argued that glycaemic control consists of stable and labile components: an individual's mean level over time (stable component), and within-person variability over time (labile component), which might be one explanation of why the association between diabetes-specific emotional distress and glycaemic control became insignificant when adjusted according to the baseline HbA1c and time.

The concentrations of the mean coarse PM (average levels over the 2-hr exposure period) were significantly higher during CAP exposures compared with FA exposures (Table 2).

The authors conclude that no substantial changes in the mean levels occur over time.