Sentence examples for observed propensity from inspiring English sources

If imbalances in baseline characteristics across the treatment groups are observed, propensity weighted generalized linear models will be used to generate adjusted mean cost and QALY estimates for each treatment group.

Propensity score stratification involves forming strata directly on the basis of the observed propensity score.

In view of this observed propensity of the Exon 9-Exon 11 region to give rise to these novel exons in minigene transfected cells, it becomes of interest to determine whether the novel exons of this kind might also be expressed in the human brain.

The molecules could conceivably form a zigzag arrangement with the individual dimers running parallel to the long axis of the flagellum, although this seems unlikely given the lack of extreme flexibility between the dimers and the observed propensity of the threads to form long linear assemblies.

For both ecological provinces we observed the propensity for faster regrowth on north facing aspects, shallow slopes and at low elevations.

During T. carassii infections, in particular, we observed a propensity to induce p19 and p40c gene expression, suggestive of the formation of IL-23.

We observed the propensity of the particles to catalyze the formation of hydroxyl radicals from hydrogen peroxide by ESR spectroscopy.

The overall conformation score is obtained by summing up observed rotamer propensities of all the constituent fragments.

16, 17, 21, 22, 31 The observed conformational propensities of the A30P mutant may also contribute to its lowered partitioning into lipid rafts.

We observed a propensity-adjusted association between RBC transfusion and decreased in-hospital mortality in patients with hemoglobin values less than 10 g/dL, raising the possibility of a beneficial effect of RBC transfusion as recommended by the EGDT treatment protocol.

Berger and Milkman went on to test their findings in a more controlled setting, presenting students with content and observing their propensity to pass it along.