Sentence examples for of multiple cohorts from inspiring English sources
Females were slightly more prevalent than males and an analysis of the sizes of specimens suggested the presence of multiple cohorts and continuous breeding.
When these technologies are coupled with model systems of human disease, which are essential to our understanding of the pathophysiology of gastrointestinal diseases, the requirement for euthanasia of multiple cohorts of mice is eliminated.
This pilot study is made possible by the examination of multiple cohorts present in the nationally representative NHANES dataset.
We analyzed the lifespan of multiple cohorts of female and male C32 mutants and sibling controls, finding that C32 flies in the w1118 background of either sex lived up to 100% longer than control w1118 flies (Figures 2A-2E).
Testing of these alternatives (and at this point, speculative scenarios) requires detailed eco-morphological studies of multiple cohorts through time, and hence, goes beyond this contribution.
However, these individual limitations were minimised by the use of multiple cohorts, resulting in a range of references that nevertheless provided relatively consistent results.
The study design is a review of observational studies with critical review of multiple cohort studies.
In order to account for the possibility of multiple cohort entry dates for each patient, generalised estimating equations were used.
In 2008, the Individual-Participant Data Meta-Analysis in Working Populations Consortium was established to achieve a more definitive understanding of these debates by using individual-participant meta-analysis of multiple cohort studies.
In the formulation adopted by the Cohort model (Marslen-Wilson and Welsh 1978; Marslen-Wilson 1987), there are 2 related processes involved in spoken word recognition: The activation of multiple cohort candidates, and the subsequent evaluation and rejection of inappropriate candidates.
One of the initial research questions addressed in AMIGO concerns the health effects of exposure to electromagnetic fields, including mobile phone use as part of both a collaborative effort of multiple cohort studies in the Netherlands (pragmatically called the 'Pooled Cohort Study') and the international COSMOS study.
