Sentence examples for network of studies from inspiring English sources
In the IPD network of studies B2354 and B2355 assessed indacaterol 75 μg versus placebo.
The results of a systematic literature review were available and was used to identify a network of studies to be included in the analysis.
The feasibility of the network meta-analysis was evaluated by means of a qualitative assessment of the comparability of the studies in terms of study design, treatments evaluated, patient population and quality of the network of studies.
If the distribution of relative treatment-effect modifiers is not similar across trials comparing different interventions in the network of studies, the similarity assumption and consistency assumption in a network meta-analysis is violated and results will be biased [ 17].
Some comparative work has already been conducted (Leach Scully and Rehmann-Sutter, 2006; Haimes et al., 2008) and more is being explored, e.g. in China (Mitzkat et al., 2009) and elsewhere, through an international network of studies on providers' perspectives.
In this tutorial we have described how network meta-analysis can be conducted on the log-hazard ratio scale when the data on the survival endpoint available from the network of studies takes varying forms: count statistics and hazard ratio statistics from two and multi-arm trials.
On a campus pressed for space, a global network of study-abroad sites visited by almost forty per cent of undergraduates creates room for more students in less costly environments.
Assigning applications can be a considerable undertaking, because the network of study sections is vast.
Open image in new window Fig. 3 Stream network of study area Open image in new window Fig. 4 Contour map of study area.
In this study, our confidence was bolstered by the fact that we had pre-fragmentation data on tree-species distributions, stand structure, and biomass across our entire network of study plots.
The outcomes could be correlated with significant differences in the emergent network structures, strength of ties, and number of ties that emerge in a network of studying partnerships.
