Sentence examples for numeric trend from inspiring English sources

The lower than expected statistical power is probably not relevant, because not even a numeric trend in favor of MICO was seen for any relevant outcome.

There was a numeric trend toward higher odds ratios for mortality associated with a HF hospitalization for the WRFp cohort as well, but statistical significance was not always reached (OR ≤1.30; P≤0.146).

Only a numeric trend in favour of the active arm, but not a statistical significance difference, was found for the primary outcome of number of relapses in the entire cohort during the 18 month trial.

Although the Cosynch protocol facilitates more efficient labor utilization, numeric trends toward reduced conception warrants further investigation.

Thus, the numeric trends described in the current study compared with historical data observed with gemcitabine alone suggest a possible contribution of tigatuzumab to the antitumor efficacy of gemcitabine.

There were numeric trends towards a higher OR in herds with low as compared with high incidence rate of energy-related postpartum diseases, irrespective of trimming season or parity.

This input data is described both as numeric values and trend line modes that can be employed in large or small energy system models.

For these patients RI data were presented as a continuous trend, with a numeric value (0 100), and a colour code (red, amber, green) according to our previous published work, which suggested a value with a red colour had sensitivity to detect patients who may be excessively sedated [ 20].

Different trends exist in the high-dimensional numeric data, and to highlight a particular trend an appropriate distance measure needs to be chosen.

*: p < 0.05 With the purpose of possibly confirming higher sensitivity to RRR when baseline risk was presented in numeric terms (as indicated by the trend analysis, Table 2), logistic regression was performed including an additional interaction variable: RRR*baseline risk.

To determine whether editorial policies designed to eliminate gratuitous authorship (globally referred to as authorship limitation policies), including author contribution disclosures and/or numeric restrictions, have significantly affected authorship trends during a 20-year period.