Sentence examples for staggered entry from inspiring English sources

Staggered entry at peak times, or when sated.

Using known fate model with staggered entry design in program MARK we estimated annual calf survival at 0.765 ± 0.026 SE and that of remaining older age groups between 0.96 and 0.985.

Survival rate of the larger pooled age class was then estimated using the staggered entry, Kaplan-Meier product estimator [36].

Variables were introduced using staggered entry according to Glass & Berkman's (social relationships and health) conceptual model.

21 24 For the intervention group, there will be a staggered entry into the intervention programme of about 50 participants per week over a 2-month timeframe.

To account for staggered entry requires synchronizing infectious challenge in the statistical model to calendar time, rather than time since entry into the study.

It was hard in the slow movement to understand how so many fine gradations of sound were being achieved, down to extraordinary pianissimos, or how Mr. Barenboim was controlling the subtly staggered entries that made the orchestra sound like another piano.

Kurt Masur, who was conducting, likes a slightly rough edge on attacks -- a sense of the music being shaken into place, not combed -- but the staggered entries in the first movement of the symphony, coming from an orchestra below full alertness, hit at the music's rhythmic subtleties by making the position of the beat uncertain.

Furthermore, participants in successive annual surveys will be accrued into a progressively larger cohort (with staggered entries) that can be followed prospectively for a variety of health outcomes.

We estimated hazard ratios [95% confidence intervals (CIs)] for mortality end points using Cox proportional hazards regression with age as the time scale and individual starting follow-up times (age at examination) treated as the staggered entries.

The prospective association between baseline diabetes status (as a dichotomous trait, as well as a categorical trait (i.e., no IFG, IFG, or diabetes)) and cancer mortality (overall and site specific) was assessed using Cox proportional hazards models with age as timescale and individual starting follow-up times treated as staggered entries.