Sentence examples for mortality models yielded from inspiring English sources

In the temporal validation cohort, the 6-month and 28-day mortality models yielded AuROC of 0.76 (95% CI 0.69 0.83) and 0.79 (0.71–0.87), respectively.

This parsimonious 2-year mortality prediction model yielded a C statistic = 0.88 (95% CI 0.82 0.94) and was calibrated (P value = 0.95).

The weighted and unweighted models yielded consistent results.

Multivariable models yielded similar results.

The three models yielded the following results.

The two propensity models yielded concordant results.

Employing competing risk models yields an effect estimate for transplantation that accounts for mortality differences between the Aboriginal population and Caucasian populations [ 16, 17].

Probit models yield similar results.

Calculations for the simplest models yield 0.95too 0.97.

Rarely do models yield values of R above 70%.

Briefly, the first sensitivity analysis that compares the model from the 2004 GBD assessment to the IER model yielded higher PM2.5-related mortality estimates in 2006 using the older model, but higher estimates for 2050 using the IER model.