Sentence examples for sectional results from inspiring English sources

One interpretation of the cross sectional results could be that smoking is a marker for more severe symptomatic forms of schizophrenia, and smoking a cigarette may reduce some of these symptoms for a brief period of time.

Here we report cross sectional results of ongoing horizon scanning of translational genomic research conducted between May 16 , 2012and May 15 , 2013

Cross sectional results for the impact of GP supply generally indicate that an increase in supply may be associated with an increase in the frequency of consultation[ 18].

However, a longitudinal follow-up of these participants will be required to consolidate this hypothesis, since it is possible that biases such as a survival bias might have influenced the cross sectional results noted above.

Our cross sectional results, in a large sample of the very old, support the data from prospective studies in younger cohorts 13 indicating that progressive deterioration in diastolic function is part of biological ageing and is likely to contribute significantly to the substrate for the development of HF with preserved ejection fraction (HF-PEF).

RESULTS: Cross-sectional results suggested that overall quality of life improved after transplant, but the predictions of pretransplant patients overestimated the magnitude of the improvement (p <.01).

The remainder of this section discusses the cross-sectional results and suggests potential mechanisms for observed relationships.

These cross-sectional results help to make our main findings clearer and more credible.

Cross-sectional results showed that positive social comparison was indeed associated with better adjustment after controlling for all the other baseline variables, while negative social comparison was associated with worse adjustment.

Strategies used for the assignment of cutoff concentrations in acute care, i.e., the 99th percentile, may not be appropriate for primary care as changes over baseline levels may provide more accurate information of risk than cross-sectional results.

Silva attributes the cross-sectional results to individual unobservable characteristics.