The tiling path design allows for multiple assessments of hybridization differences between lines for single positions rather than single assessments of a few positions as obtained with most expression arrays.
For multiple assessments of serum and urinary CTX-II, we designed a fluoro-microbeads guiding chip (FMGC) containing multiple sensing areas and connecting channels.
Participants completed multiple assessments of depression (Center for the Epidemiological Studies of Depression-10 scale), anxiety (the 7-item Generalized Anxiety Disorder Scale), and repetitive negative thinking (Perseverative Thinking Questionnaire) over the course of treatment.
Recently a technique employing a bolus injection of isotopically labeled glutamine was introduced, with the potential to allow for multiple assessments of the glutamine Ra over time in critically ill patients, who may not be as metabolically stable as healthy individuals.
For patients with multiple assessments of HbA1c levels recorded during each year we used the latest assessment before the quality and outcomes framework reference date.
Due to the multiple assessments included for each patient, generalized estimating equations were applied to this regression model to account for the correlation of these observations within each patient.
One of the strengths of this study is that the multiple assessments allowed for the examination of competing models in terms of their ability to explain the dynamic, temporal linkage between ODD and CD symptoms.
Since repeated measurements were available with up to two follow-up assessments per person, generalized estimating equations (GEEs) were used to account for these multiple assessments while adjusting for fixed and time-varying covariates, to estimate adjusted odds of reporting incident diabetes (22).
This implies that multiple combined exposure assessments will be required for human health and ecological receptors and multiple assessments maybe required for both human health and ecological effects.
Mixed effects logistic regression was used to account for multiple assessments within patient groups, and for clustering of patients depending on treating GPs.
