We employed this type of sampling driven by the fact that, usually, the main theme of the image or the dominant objects, both in queries and collections, is the centred depictions.
Response weights were defined as the inverse probability of responding once sampled, driven by factors shown to predict response (sex, rank, engagement type, age) [ 10].
An interpretation of the contradictory results for France is that the associations between the two variables found in the unweighted sample were driven by some observations that were overrepresented in such a sample.
On replacing HCl with HNO3, where NO3− is more binding, the growth shifts to the bulk phase (sample MS7) driven by facilitated diffusion because the more negatively charged S+NO3− micelles attract TBOS more than the S+Cl− micelles.
The higher prevalence of SLE overall in this Medicare sample is driven by the increased prevalence of SLE in the disabled cohort (approximately 10 per 1000) compared with the SLE patients >65 years of age (approximately 2 per 1000).
Subgroup analysis by glucose-lowering treatment mode showed that findings on historical HbA1c in the total sample were driven by insulin-treated patients: for this treatment group, effect sizes in linear regression analyses appeared to be particularly strong (fully adjusted model for 4 year decline in g, standardised β −0.22; p < 0.001).
This analysis demonstrated that the micro-anatomic variation in the samples was driven by either the dominance of Pseudomonas, Haemophilus, or Sentrophomonas at the site.
Our sampling was driven by practical and theoretical concerns.
However, the timing of CSF sampling was driven by safety monitoring rather than optimized biomarker detection.
Using haplotype analysis, we found that the association in both samples was driven by the same low-frequency haplotype (TT) with an odds ratio of 1.58 (Table 2).
