Sentence examples for samples after adjustment from inspiring English sources

Because intra-individual variability in 1-hydroxypyrene levels was modestly reduced in first morning void urine samples compared to 24-hour urine samples after adjustment for creatinine [ 17], we used creatinine-adjusted 1-OHPG concentrations in our main analyses.

In the total set of 71 breast samples, we looked at the genome-wide (n = 18,391) differential gene expression in FFPE samples compared to FF samples after adjustment for tissue type (tumor/normal), and inter-person variation.

All urinary metabolite concentrations < LOD were set to 0.0 except for the analyses of intraclass correlation coefficients (ICCs) or if ln-transformation was used; in these cases, data < LOD were set to LOD divided by the square root of 2. We also provide descriptive statistics for samples after adjustment for urinary creatinine to account for dilution.

Results did not significantly change in the CAN and NOR samples after adjustment for age, gender, specialty, when examining only those 35 44 years of age, or when excluding physicians with less than 20 hours/week of work in direct patient care.

There were no significant differences in drinking behaviour between the mobile-only subsample and the landline sample after adjustment for basic demographic variables.

The trend in EQ-5Dindex across CKD stages evaluated with Spearman's partial correlation was ρ= −0.18 (pooled; pooled sample), ρ= −0.20 (p<0.01; UK sample), ρ= −0.18 (p<0.01; US sample) after adjustment for age, gender, center of enrollment, diabetes, cardiovascular diseases, anxiety or depression, hypertension, ALT, AST, months since transplant.

However, in an analysis that stratified by age, a significant association between higher blood lead concentration and worse tremor was seen among the younger half of NAS men in our study sample after adjustment for confounders, although this was weaker for bone lead.

It shows that without adjustment, sample Stamen 3.2 is separate from other samples, while after adjustment, Stamen 3.1 is much closer to Stamen 3.2.

Alterations in p53 were significantly more common in African American women than in white women (odds ratio, 4.00; 95 % CI 1.77 9.01) in a study of 247 tumor samples, even after adjustment for disease stage at diagnosis and other prognostic factors [ 26].

Because African Americans comprised approximately 52% of the study participants, the PNPLA3 polymorphism explained 4% of the variation in HTGC in the entire Dallas Heart Study sample after adjustments for ethnicity, age, sex, BMI, and alcohol consumption.

These results demonstrated that we could get a more biologically reliable classification of samples after degradation adjustment.