Sentence examples for missing and compared from inspiring English sources

In patient id9, two observations (3 months and 24 months) are missing, and compared to id6 and id8, the imputed data vary less because our imputation model used the previous and following observations, and these do not vary in this situation compared to, for example, the measurement at 24 months for id6 and id8, where the previous and following observations are missing.

Estimates are reported adjusting for missing data and compared to estimates based on analyses that do not include adjustment for missing data – that is, analyses including only respondents for whom complete data were available for the outcome and covariates of interest.

For acceptability, we explored rates of missing data and compared them with rates found in the international literature.

The OFT had said credit card providers were charging unfair fees for late and missed payments, and compared them to charges imposed on current accounts such as those for unauthorised overdrafts.

"We looked at near misses and compared them with events that did not get caught and went on to produce wrong-site surgery.

Recent studies using large data sets, also containing ESTs [ 58, 59] examined the effect of missing data by removing taxa with large amounts of missing data and comparing those results to an analysis in which these taxa were not excluded.

We will check for the missing data and compare it with published trial reports.

Second, proteins with extra, missing, and truncated domains compared to at least r-1 reference proteins (where r is the number of reference proteins) are flagged.

On the other hand, further experimental and genomic sequences analyses are still needed to validate the variant identified in common bean for the miR479 family, which has two nucleotides missing and one mismatch compared with its reference miRNA csi-miRNA479.

Of the 29 papers published after 2007, nine papers did not state the proportion of missing data at each follow up wave, three papers provided a comment as to why the data were missing and eight papers compared the baseline covariates for those with and without missing covariate data at the repeated waves of follow up.

We selected a hot-deck method to impute missing data, 27 and compared this method against two other regression-based imputation procedures.