Sentence examples for reverse propensity from inspiring English sources

A reverse propensity score analysis was used to control bias and population heterogeneity inherent to non-randomized observational studies.

A simulated RCT consisted of three components: (i) a sequence of subject ID (accession) numbers; (ii) a sequence of the Reverse Propensity Score (RPS) [ 11] per subject ID with regard to the propensity of the subject to be allocated to Group A; and (iii) a sequence of dichotomous outcomes per subject ID (Y = 1 or 0).

Even the cities that have been liberated are still in great need of reconstruction, social rehabilitation, and a tremendous effort to treat the post-ISIS trauma and reverse the ideological propensities for terrorism among those who were radicalized by ISIS in the past years, especially the captive audience and vulnerable groups, including children and impressionable youth.

Pushing the system toward its limits leads to a propensity to reverse direction in encounters with subsequent stimuli [ 186].

Compared with the control TFC membrane, TAEA-modified TFC membranes exhibit significantly improved water fluxes, higher antifouling propensity, and comparable reverse salt fluxes.

As a forward osmosis (FO) process, PRO shows low fouling propensity compared to reverse osmosis because of relatively low water flux and hydraulic pressure [ 15].

The authors found that glycine-functionalized small molecules incorporating PEG or sterically bulky tryptophan residues led to higher conversions, perhaps because they minimized the propensity for the reverse reaction and/or hydrolysis of the thioester acyl-enzyme intermediate.

Business uncertainty taking the form of industry munificence was also found to be contributing to an increase of the risk propensity to invest in reverse supply chain activities (Kocabasoglu et al., 2007).

Concerning unemployment, our results show that a higher share of unemployment decreases the migration propensity, with the effect reversed when the network increases.

The variability in water compositions may impact on water management technologies such as reverse osmosis as there may be a propensity for membrane fouling by alkaline earth ions or silica.

However, if each lost quality adjusted life year is considered to be worth €22 200, the net effect is reversed to be €70 200 (€71.600 when adjusted with propensity score) per individual in favour of non-smoking.