Sentence examples for more recent propensity from inspiring English sources
Similar results have been reported in a more recent propensity score-matched analysis [31].
These authors showed that the more recent serotypes do not have the propensity for increasing hospital admissions observed with O3 K6, and some type of change in the epidemic process seems to be evident.
16 17 However, more recent publication of a large, retrospective, propensity score matched data study from the Japan Trauma Data bank suggested that the use of REBOA in blunt abdominal trauma is associated with increased mortality (OR of survival 0.3, 95% CI 0.23 to 0.40).
More recent work [ 21] that extends the derivation of propensity scores to treatments with multiple categories is applicable in the present study.
It also cited a more recent interview in the Telegraph in which Starkey said statistics "appeared" to show a black propensity to violence.
In this vein we have at least the frequency theory of Reichenbach (1949) and von Mises (1957) (and Carnap's own explication of probability2 was in terms of frequencies), the propensity theory of Popper (1959) and Giere (1973), as well as many more recent accounts, notably Lewis' (1994) 'Best System' account of chance (see also Loewer 2004).
Our results are congruent with a more recent observational study that not only failed to show harm in transfusion, but showed greater survival in a propensity-matched analysis [25].
More recent drug developments such as DDP-4 inhibitors on the other hand rather decrease body weight and patients have a low propensity for hypoglycaemia which might have a positive impact on HRQoL.
More recent experience lulled fears.
