Sentence examples for methods to disentangle from inspiring English sources

Twin and adoption studies were presented as the standard methods to disentangle contributions from genes and the environment.

There is increasing interest in methods to disentangle the relationship between genotype and (endo)phenotypes in human complex traits.

However, persistent spatial confounding between these exposures may limit the utility of epidemiologic methods to disentangle these effects and cannot identify physiologic mechanisms for potential differential susceptibilities.

In order to clarify the confounding versus mediating role of personality-related characteristics, future research using longitudinal data and sophisticated methods to disentangle the causal association between perceived interpersonal discrimination and mental health over time is warranted.

To determine approximately the ability of methods to disentangle closely positioned QTL, we estimated a measure of redundancy for each method along the chromosome, which was based on the equivalent number of independent tests using Geyer's [ 4] effective sample size.

Future work may use the strategy method to disentangle the relevance of expectations and trust in members of the group, and examine how these affect cooperation rates.

This study demonstrates the utility of applying a multi-proxy, high-resolution paleoecological method to disentangle climate and pre-Columbian disturbance in the Bolivian Amazon.

We use this method to disentangle the 'explained' and 'unexplained' components accounting for the difference in the average probability of a male birth at a given parity between ethnic groups.

We proposed a simple method to disentangle and correct the sex effect.

These results indicated MTMM was the better method to disentangle G×E effects (Korte et al. 2012).

In conclusion, this work shows that SEM can be used as an appropriate method to disentangle the complexity of the relation between obesity and depression.