Sentence examples for prevalent analyses from inspiring English sources

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Although not statistically significant, a similar trend was seen in the prevalent analyses.

Next, as traditional intent-to-treat point prevalent abstinence analyses can obscure important aspects of the process of quitting smoking [ 13, 35], we will also use the real-time EMA data to examine time to first lapse using survival analyses.

The estimates from the probabilistic sensitivity analysis did not differ from the main analysis (see Additional file 2), indicating that the results were not affected by the possible presence of prevalent cases analysed as newly diagnosed cases.

As a result, two common errors were identified to be prevalent in nutrient analyses.

In some ways, the world of short blogs and 140 characters is symbolic of the all too prevalent overly simplified analyses, and sensational headlines that might generation "likes" and "retweets," but do not bring us to a better understanding of people, communities or our history.

Low bootstrap values are prevalent in phylogenetic analyses of the SoxB HMG domains, and these bootstrap values decrease as the number of sequences analyzed increases and/or the length of the sequences decreases [13], [14].

This prompted us to specifically analyze whether selective mortality may be involved: persons with two copies of ERCC6 rs3793784 have a higher risk of AMD, and if these persons also die earlier, it could explain the discrepancy between prevalent and incident analyses.

For the risk prediction analyses, prevalent type 2 diabetes and CVD case subjects were excluded from the random sample.

Transcriptional profiling studies of above-ground tissues responding to drought stress are far more prevalent than similar analyses of root tissues, with most performed on angiosperms [ 14].

We found that grand multiparity (≥5 live births) was associated with higher risk of prevalent diabetes in analyses controlling for age and race.