Sentence examples for measures of extent from inspiring English sources

Within each region (i.e., African, non-Africa) for each of these measures of extent of disease at enrollment, the relationship between severity and time to conversion was consistent and generally as expected.

Unfortunately, measures of extent of coronary disease were not collected as part of the records abstraction.

Finally, some were self-evaluation measures of extent of knowledge (e.g. [ 170, 171]).

Immunoblotting supported this finding.Although there were no significant relationships with butyrate on the non-tumour tissues, there was a consistent trend in all measures of extent or intensity of staining towards a reduction in expression with elevated butyrate, consistent with the inverse association in tumours.

To investigate the potential added value of intranasal drug administration, preclinical studies to date have typically used the area under the curve (AUC) in brain tissue or cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) compared to plasma following intranasal and intravenous administration to calculate measures of extent like drug targeting efficiencies (%DTE) and nose-to-brain transport percentages (%DTP).

KMO measure provides a measure of extent to which variables are belong together and thus appropriate for factor analysis [115].

Chloride was included in the water quality assessment because of its measure of extent of dispersion of leachates in groundwater body (Chapman 1992).

His opening definition of the first edition proclaimed that "Geometry is a science that has as its object the measure of extent".

The numerical value of the score below zero does not reflect a measure of extent or severity of ischaemia.

Funnel plots were used to assess the association between the point estimates of log odds ratio (a measure of extent of publication bias) and the precision of estimated log odds ratio (inverse of standard errors).

We investigated four stratified measures of disease extent at enrollment for African v. non-African patients.