Sentence examples for sectional summary from inspiring English sources

This study has assessed feeding practices of HIV exposed infants using a cross sectional summary index which summarize key complementary feeding practices in to a composite index by considering the current infant feeding recommendations.

In Panel B of Table 1, we present cross-sectional summary statistics of the liquidity measures.

These last two facts run counter to the cross-sectional summary statistics of the population in 2002, where the opposite is true (Andersson and Wadensjö 2004).

To characterize associations with long-term exposures to PM10 2.5 mass and chemical components, we examined cross-sectional relationships with summary measures of inflammation and coagulation in the Multi-Ethnic Study of Atherosclerosis (MESA).

Moreover, in a meta-analysis of cross-sectional studies [36], the summary OR for type 2 DM was 0.54 (95% CI, 0.23 1.27) for the highest vs. the lowest 25-[OH]D concentrations (25 38 vs. 10 23 ng/ml, respectively).

In summary, cross-sectional comparisons generally show that greater activity in older adults is associated with greater immune responsiveness to immunization.

Cross-sectional study of summaries of all antidepressant and antipsychotic trials included in an online trial registry and their first associated stand-alone journal articles.

This paper presents a summary of cross-sectional and before-and-after statistical designs to evaluate the effectiveness of an improved biomass or other solid-fuel stove as the best indication of how much benefit has actually been achieved by the stove in practice in households under normal conditions.

In addition, the gradual dimensional expansion was always compensated by the density reduction, which were systematically discussed with the summary plots, cross-sectional line profiles, HDHs.

In summary, our cross-sectional data on the association between both RNFLT and TMV with BPF point to a significant but weak association which was at least in our cohort independent of a previous ON.

In summary, a cross-sectional study is not inherently inferior to a cohort study.