Sentence examples for predefined factors from inspiring English sources
We performed subgroup analyses and meta-regression to investigate predefined factors that we hypothesised would modify the efficacy of cell-based treatment in CKD – cell-related factors (cell type, regime, condition, origin and delivery route) and model-related factors (species, gender, model and timing of intervention).
This association remained non-significant after adjusting for predefined factors using a multivariable regression model (adjusted OR, 1.0; 95% CI, 0.8 1.3; P = 0.97; Table 4).
Primary complications are categorised according to predefined factors directly related to the bone/fracture or the implant/surgical technique.
The quantitative surveys typically focused on a narrow set of predefined factors, often constructed by adults [ 14].
For determining risk factors we compared the predefined factors of the children who died or had severe neurological deficit during hospital stay.
These predefined factors included the number of activations per 1000 admissions, the presence of a physician in the RRS team and the time period for implementation.
Participants: Seventy patients scheduled for elective cardiac surgery with one or more predefined risk factors for renal dysfunction.
Predefined risk factors and risk indicators were extracted from different national databases and combined in a multivariate statistical process control to obtain a risk assessment for each herd.
In MBOC modulation two different binary subcarriers are added to the signal, either as time multiplexed mode (TMBOC), or summed together with predefined weighting factors as Composite BOC (CBOC) [8, 9, 12].
Predefined risk factors associated with drug resistance were included in a case report form, which was piloted on 10 patient charts.
Odds ratios were calculated for the difference between all arm and the best and worst arms for parasitological failure unadjusted, and adjusted for the predefined risk factors age, parity, HIV serostatus, initial parasitaemia and initial haemoglobin.
