Sentence examples for multiple participations from inspiring English sources

Regarding the findings from Nevill et al.[ 2], a potential differentiator could be that age as well as multiple participations were not considered.

A potential explanation for this disparate finding might be that in the study from Buhl et al.[ 9] a linear regression and one-way analysis of variance was used whereas in this study a multi-level regression analysis with correction for multiple participations and age of athletes was applied.

Even more prominent trend was observed for differential expression consistency (DEXCON) and variability (VAR) that were steadily increasing in proportion to the Index of Multiple participation, being maximal for multiple participants.

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Besides the steady-state mode of the reaction proceeding, the catalytic nature of the process is confirmed by the fact that the stoichiometric coefficients of the reaction, n, are more than 1 (Tables 6, 7) indicating a multiple participation of palladium II) in the process.

Stoichiometric coefficients n L increase for the manganese(II) complexes as compared with the corresponding ligands; the fact that n Mn >> 1 (the maximum value is observed for ( mathrm{M}mathrm{n}{left(mathrm{L}3right)}_2/overline{mathrm{Si}} )) suggests a multiple participation of Mn II) in the reaction of ozone decomposition and a catalytic behavior of the complexes.

Other multiple participation parallels were observed, such as between obesity and depression [17], [18].

The lists of gene aliases (extracted as described in Methods) were aligned and the Index of Multiple Participation was computed.

Figure 5 addresses a baffling phenomenon of a gene's multiple participation in several chronic conditions, most notably the similarity between the set of genes active in neurodegenerative disease and cancer [16].

Results showed no change after correction for multiple participation of the same athlete.

Women with multiple participation in MoBa due to additional pregnancies had all but their first participation excluded (n = 9699).