Sentence examples for proportion and effect from inspiring English sources
High completeness of follow-up on the entire baseline population minimizes the potential for bias in estimating incidence proportion and effect estimates over time (Rothman 2012).
We documented that failing to account for out-of-state emigration and/or using restrictive linkage methods in longitudinal birth linkage studies will bias both the incidence proportion and effect estimates.
Consequently, understanding the underlying population stratification is crucial to correctly infer the proportion and effect size of specific alleles on phenotypes of interest and to accurately transfer information from population to population.
There are multiple moods, proportions and effects, and echoes and contrasts.
These weights allowed results from tested samples to be adjusted so that they represented the proportions and effects expected if the entire CARE study population had been tested, and were used to calculate weighted proportions and weighted odds ratios (ORs).
First, the total absolute racial disparity in infant mortality is decomposed into deaths attributable to differences in the mixing proportion and rate effects for "normal" and "compromised" births using standard Kitagawa decomposition [ 21].
When there was no within-birth correlation, ANOVA and LMEM performed similarly with regard to coverage and median width, regardless of the randomization method, sample size, proportion of twins, and effect size.
Pooled proportions and pooled effect measures were presented using forest plots.
Therefore with a large number of clusters available and sufficient numbers of individuals per cluster, trials are possible to detect small changes in proportions and standardised effect sizes.
Serra walked us through the other three ellipses, which differed from each other in shape, proportion, and over-all effect.
Impressive as the barbarous rumble and roil could be, what impressed most was Mr. Vaclavik's feeling for proportion and resolution; no effect outlasted its efficacy.
