Sentence examples for missing the corresponding from inspiring English sources
If any dimension score on the EQ-5D or question on the MSQ is missing, the corresponding dimension and total scores are reported as missing.
If the missing indicator variable was statistically significant at the p<0.05 level, participants missing the corresponding risk factor were excluded.
Socio-occupational status was grouped based on maternal education and job reported in the cohort or, if this information was missing, the corresponding paternal information.
As can be seen from Figure 1, Ac2VRR-CBEL1 is missing the corresponding CBD1 domain relative to CBEL from P. parasitica.
Additional analyses of the metabolic pathways from organisms missing the corresponding RNA motifs suggested that functionally equivalent regulators are also widespread.
Although the equivalent loop is shorter in E. coli MutS and the explicit residues (F319/F320) are missing, the corresponding region is located within the ∼590 Å interface (interface 1) with MutLLN40.
The corresponding region [GenBank: EF112443] in E. coli FRIK 920 was homologous to E. coli Sakai DNA sequence but was missing the DNA segment corresponding to the SpLE5 element (from ECs5242 to ECs5252).
If the cancer worry item was missing, then the corresponding dummy item was coded a one; if not missing, then a zero.
The data were checked, and if any were missing, the FDMA informed the corresponding regional fire department, and the data were corrected [ 18].
This is because in the earlier years, when older women were born, the likelihood of recording weight changes of newborns was much lower (when an index case was removed because of missing records, the corresponding controls were also removed, whereas if one or two controls had missing records, the remaining control(s) would suffice for retaining the corresponding case in the analysis).
Although a bias in estimated group mean differences is unlikely, if the imputation model adequately captures the mechanism behind the missing data, the corresponding standard errors of the mean estimates may be underestimated (White et al. [2010]), in particular if the rates of missing data in background variables are high.
