Sentence examples for missing measures of from inspiring English sources

In total, three very preterm children (4.2%) had missing measures of cognitive and motor functioning at 1/2 and 1 year of age.

For studies with missing measures of variance for mean change, SDs were estimated by using the correlation coefficient (r) method, in which the average correlation coefficient (r = 0.965) between baseline and trial-end values from all other included studies was used.

When meta-analysis was not feasible, (i.e., no reported hemoglobin A1c or LDL values or missing measures of precision such as standard deviations and sample sizes for two time points), we presented description of the individual studies in terms of design, care model characteristics and conclusions.

Furthermore, we were unable to include non-randomized evidence in our network meta-analysis of glycemic control and body weight, owing to missing measures of variance.

This open-ended discussion was presented to the panel prior to the face-to-face meeting to provide opportunity for panelists to review and reflect on the measures presented and potential missing measures reflective of quality care transitions for complex-care patients across the care continuum.

The problem of missing measures in HRQoL studies has mostly been addressed in clinical research and separately for forms (questionnaires as a whole) and items [ 4, 5].

The three measures of patient health status were not highly correlated with one another (rASA,Charlson = 0.29, rASA,ECOG = 0.15, rECOG,Charlson = 0.11) (Table  2).> There were 575 records with non-missing measures of health status and other covariates that could be used in risk adjustment comparisons.

We took two actions in our analysis to address this issue: (1) we made assumptions about missing repeated measures of organ dysfunction; (2) we performed a sensitivity analysis using outcomes in which we had <5 % missing repeated measures.

So for a Bruckner movement to be missing whole measures of connective materials is a terrible loss.

Of 1,791 patients in the study, 141 were missing baseline measures of eGFR, leaving 1,650 subjects eligible for analysis.

Stronger associations might have been missed because measures of general cognitive functioning were used (10), which are less sensitive to change, and because the study sample was restricted to middle-aged individuals (30), in whom the association between diabetes and cognitive decline might be less obvious (26).