Sentence examples for restriction of this analysis from inspiring English sources

Restriction of this analysis to the random sample of participants did not change our results substantially.

In addition to the limitations described for the previous examples, a further restriction of this analysis was that studies where outcomes could not be monetised were excluded.

Finally, the relatively short-term duration of follow-up reported here and the restriction of this analysis to process-based outcomes of service provision limit the capacity to comment on potential long-term changes and impact on children's oral health.

Use of NEP was associated with a higher risk of HIV and HCV seroconversion but, with restriction of this analysis to injecting drug use in the preceding 6 months, the IRR changed towards one and no longer reached statistical significance (data not shown).

The restriction of this analysis to large ships was due to the aggregate nature of the data as the small number of visits associated with outbreaks on small ships would not be able to be distinguished from relatively high background visit rates of larger ships.

However, the restriction of the analysis to this time period also weakens the authors' conclusions about the role of the RSC in coding for permanent landmarks during environmental learning.

The proportion of sites where ASE was observed both when the alignment was to the reference and to the alternate genome was just under 5%%, so formally not greater than expected by chance, but given the technical and sampling errors as well as restriction of the analysis to heterozygous sites, this was almost certainly an underestimate.

However, this made negligible differences in our findings as restriction of the analysis to just the blinded trials found a slightly smaller but statistically significant effect size.

Restriction of the analysis to I-FABP determinations 1 day before or on the day of biopsy failed to affect these results.

Restriction of the analysis to invasive tumours only reduces the overdiagnosis estimates by around one-third.

However, the restriction of the analysis to late events (31 365 days) revealed similar rates of mortality or MI (Fig. 2).