Sentence examples for multivariate analyses suggest from inspiring English sources
Multivariate analyses suggest their risk for psychiatric and medical conditions increase their likelihood of using ED services.
Multivariate analyses suggest that those who were providing the highest intensity of care at 2001 were most likely to also be providing care at 2011 with an ascending likelihood for the medium and low intensity groups.
Multivariate analyses suggest functional similarity in macroinvertebrate assemblages associated with low BEHI banks and greater variation in assemblages as BEHI increased.
Additionally, our multivariate analyses suggest that the structure and composition of the overstory and ground-flora is related to specific valley floor landforms, as well as distance from and elevation above the bankfull stream channel.
When gender, levels of surgery, baseline disability, and quality of life (MCS and PCS) were used as controls, the adjusted multivariate analyses suggest that CD classification does not contribute to pain and disability outcomes at 1 or 2 years.
The multivariate analyses suggest that not all three of these alleles are exerting causative effects, but further analyses in larger datasets and functional studies will be required to determine which (if any) are causative.
Univariate and multivariate analyses suggested that the status of COX-2 protein expression was an independent prognostic indicator for patients' survival.
Neighborhood age and proximity of the residential sites had little influence on these multivariate analyses, suggesting that site-specific management practices (such as horticultural choices of landowners) had a strong influence on plant-community structure.
Results of multivariate analyses suggested two distinct fish communities in the two habitat types with the coral reef comprising a higher species richness and heterogeneity than the seagrass bed.
In the present study, a predictive value of Vr and Vg (including Ln Vr) or Ln(1 + Vg)) was demonstrated in multivariate analyses, suggesting that PET2 could be of clinical interest.
However, these associations were no longer present in multivariate analyses, suggesting confounding (by CD4 count for TB treatment and by calendar year for antiretroviral regimens).
