Sentence examples for preselection study from inspiring English sources

The first phase was a preselection study employing malt extract medium without agitation.

The first item, participant selection, was rated as a high risk of bias in 61% of the studies; meaning that in most studies, a preselection of participants was made.

Our rate of 27% (3/11) of symptomatic women compared to 10% (1/10) in a previous study corresponds to preselection [ 10].

Some studies suggest that preselection of markers (e.g., SNPs), based on either linkage disequilibrium or (in-sample) univariate association results, is detrimental to predictive accuracy (e.g., [ 3, 8, 11, 21]).

An acknowledged deficiency of our study might be the preselection bias inherent in all review studies making validity and reliability of the results questionable.

This study shows that a preselection in primary care of patients with back pain based on a combination of clinical items is useful to facilitate the diagnosis of axial SpA.

The test is considered to be an effective preselection tool for toxicity and genotoxicity studies [ 47] because the results can be extrapolated to other animals and plants [ 47].

To avoid bias from the preselection of patients, one should seek studies where all consecutive ICU admissions, independent of diagnosis, length of stay, mode of ventilation, etc. were included and the epidemiology of IAH addressed.

Savvy candidates work this preselection process to their advantage.

Detailed studies were performed concerning the level of preselection, the choice of network parameters and especially of the network architecture.

The study was designed to be cross-species; therefore, the only preselection criteria applied were type of hemolysis and Lancefield type.