Sentence examples for one single outcome from inspiring English sources
As this was an exploratory physiological intervention study studying multiple hemodynamic parameters, we did not specifically rely on sample size calculation for one single outcome.
The application of nanoparticles as efflux pump inhibitors can be of great importance in two diversified directions but ending to one single outcome, i.e., to fight against bacterial infections.
The number of individuals was fixed to n = 10,000 and one single outcome (t = 1) was studied.
The number of SNPs was fixed to m = 10,000,000 and one single outcome (t = 1) was studied.
In the 71 publications that were examined, there was not one single outcome criterion that was used in all of the published works [ 9].
Others use the concept of burden of disease measured in terms of Disability Adjusted Life Years (DALYs) which is a composite measure that combines both morbidity, mortality and other values in one single outcome measure [ 12, 11].
Multinomial logistic regression provides intuitive results when patients can have one of several interrelated outcomes (i.e. switch, augmentation or discontinuation vs. persistence) whilst survival analyses are limited to one single event and censors all other outcomes (i.e. discontinued vs. did not discontinue).
The reported scores of the radiologists (PIRADS) and CAD (likelihoods) were combined into a combination score via logistic regression, which is a technique to map multiple variables to one single, continuous outcome variable (between 0.0 and 1.0) in an independent manner.
To be clear, this isn't sports betting, explains founder Jeremy Levine, as StarStreet is a game of skill, not one that depends on a single outcome or result.
However, the stakeholders should not depend on one single score to interpret the outcome of C-DA but consider all the scores collectively (Poehner et al., 2014).
To answer this question we concentrated on one single breast cancer dataset, and analyzed it by one single method, that used by van 't Veer and colleagues [ 1], to produce an outcome predictive signature set of 70 genes.
