Sentence examples for standardised analyses of from inspiring English sources

Developments in computerised methods to assign causes of death on the basis of data from verbal autopsy (VA) interviews have made possible these standardised analyses of over 110,000 deaths from 22 African and Asian Health and Demographic Surveillance System sites in the INDEPTH Network.

This form of analysis can overcome sample size and reporting issues, allow the application of standardised analyses across multiple datasets, and can allow more sophisticated modelling of moderator effects, including the inclusion of covariates and imputation of missing data.

These individuals provided us with either raw data or standardised analyses using an electronic form.

For our primary outcomes, analyses of standardised effect sizes showed significant but small to medium differences in polysomnographic (weighted standardised mean difference −0.36, 95% confidence interval −0.57 to −0.16) and subjective sleep latency (−0.33, −0.62 to −0.04) for treatment versus control.

At the different HCCs the number of standardised group analyses including P-Ca analyses varied from zero to seven.

We further suggest to elaborate consensual standardised protocols for chemical analyses of biota and to perform quality assurance by inter-laboratory exercises.

For clarity of presentation, we have shown only standardised rates for the analyses of duration of use and time since last use of oral contraception.

We chose soft tissue sarcomas and basal cell carcinoma for Poisson regression according to the results in the analyses of standardised incidence ratios.

The overall goal is to enable those responsible to improve major incident management through analyses of standardised data from previous major incidents.

Besides soft tissue sarcomas and basal cell carcinoma, we examined 12 other cancer types in analyses of standardised incidence ratios and found non-significant results.

The analyses of standardised incidence ratios and rates before treatment both confirm the existence, and give an estimation of the extent, of the usually so elusive "confounding by indication".