Sentence examples for onset studies from inspiring English sources

The data used in these monsoon onset studies are not extensive enough to determine how recently observed early monsoon onsets are connected to other longer time-scale variability.

Wilcoxon signed rank tests were used to evaluate statistical significance in the case of tumor onset studies.

Table  4 shows the multiple regressions valuing the relative contribution of patients' sociodemographic variables (sex, age, age of onset, studies level and civil status), personality profile and type of gambling on SCL-90-R depression, anxiety and Global Severity Index (GSI) scale and on the SOGS total score.

The ENTER procedure used to add each block; the first block included sex, age of onset, studies level and civil status, the second block added the seven TCI-R scores and the third block added the type of game (0=Non-SG 0=Non-SG.

A subset of five onset studies with matched nondiabetic control subjects was evaluated in two supplemental meta-analyses to determine representative cognitive profiles and the relative magnitude of ES for children with EOD (n = 166) and LOD (n = 322) in comparison with healthy control children (n = 414) (3, 5, 6, 18, 19).

Our results are similar to the results seen in the Onset study, which also did not find a difference in HbA1c or C-peptide levels after 1 year.

Through the use of a structured assessment completed on average one week after stroke onset, study 1 provided a comprehensive overview of the range and intensity of problems.

In the Onset study, SAP therapy was compared with pump therapy alone in children and adolescents enrolled within 4 weeks from diagnosis of diabetes (22).

To explore the degree to which smoking was associated with exposure to traffic, we had previously geocoded addresses of 804 subjects in the Myocardial Infarction Onset study (Mittleman et al. 1993).

Even though 99% of AD cases are late-onset, studies of rare autosomal dominant familial EOAD have provided valuable insights into the pathogenesis of AD.

For example, if the markers identified in age-at-onset studies can be replicated in a prospective cohort, can these markers add additional predictive power beyond APOE for MCI to AD progression (Kamboh et al. 2011; Roses et al. 2010)?