Sentence examples for prior studies for from inspiring English sources
In prior studies, for the prediction of severe fibrosis, ARFI and TE appear to have the same diagnostic performance [96, 102, 103].
TMTs have been operationalized in various ways, as shown in prior studies (for an overview of different operationalization approaches, see Table 1 in Carpenter et al. 2004).
They were particularly concerned with prior studies for using limited types of vasopressors, potential inaccuracies on blood pressure measurements and titration of vasopressors based on endpoints other than blood pressure.
Four behavioral factors associated with RA risk were identified from prior studies for inclusion in the risk estimate: cigarette smoking, excess body weight, poor oral health, and low fish intake.
By directly testing multiple competing models of the relationships among cognitive tests in a genetically-informative design, we are able to provide stronger support than in prior studies for g being a valid latent construct.
To identify genes with few or no prior studies for further analysis, the list of genes induced by etsrp OE was compared to the data sets for cloche mutants [13], [14].
Furthermore, it has no physical relationship with NSE for the period of our analysis, contrary to the result of a prior study for a shorter period.
Estimation of the National Marrow Donor Program's Be The Match Registry 8/8 (HLA-A, -B, -C, and -DRB1) high-resolution (HR) unrelated donor (URD) match rate was determined in a prior study for each of the 4 most frequent patient race/ethnic groups in the United States: white (WH), Hispanic (HIS), Asian/Pacific Islander (API), and African American (AFA).
This activation pattern is similar to that reported in our prior study for GD1 and a smaller sample that did not include obese subjects [3].
* Statistics from the prior study for Korean Version of the K-SADS-PL [7].
Consistent with our assumptions, the present findings are partly different from what we have found in our prior study for PBD-mania [ 15], suggesting that there could be different brain functional alterations involving in different mood episodes.
