Sentence examples for multiple analyses results from inspiring English sources

When performing multiple analyses, results should be interpreted cautiously as these results could have been due to chance.

Statistical analyses were conducted on each of the 5 complete data sets, and thereafter the multiple analyses results were pooled to achieve single estimates.

The statistical analyses were performed on each complete dataset, and thereafter the multiple analyses results were combined to achieve single estimates.

The corrective actions were as follows: All morning blood tests were routinely scheduled for analysis at 7 00 a.m. and a rush hour due to multiple analyses resulted in an increase of the POCT turnaround time.

All morning blood tests were routinely scheduled for analysis at 7 00 a.m. and a rush hour due to multiple analyses resulted in an increase of the POCT turnaround time.

A product with multiple analyses and results described in the label or SmPC based on the same PRO measure counted as a single claim.

Nevertheless, the consistency of these multiple analyses and results, i.e. association of EPO gene variant with lower serum erythropoietin increase, a higher risk of Hb reduction, and higher incidence of adverse events suggests that EPO may indeed play an hitherto unheralded role in the treatment of CHC.

The multiple regression analyses results for H1 and H2 are reported in Table 1.

Table  4 presents multiple regression analyses results.

An additional multiple regression analyses (results not shown) showed that SOC was the main factor explaining the outcome at 6 and 12 months, although age also influenced health (EuroQol), sleep disturbances (VAS) and physical functioning (SF-36).

Multiple regression analyses results indicated that age and cigarette smoke were not confounders for the association observed between urinary Ni and global histone modifications, with positive correlations between H3K4me3 and urinary Ni levels remaining after adjustment for age and self-reported smoking data (Table 2; p = 0.001) and for age and urinary cotinine levels (Table 2; p = 0.001).