Sentence examples for statistical adjustments of from inspiring English sources

The purpose of this study was to compare baseline characteristics and clinical outcomes (using appropriate statistical adjustments) of patients treated or not treated with DrotAA from the international PROGRESS (Promoting Global Research Excellence in Severe Sepsis) cohort study of severe sepsis.

Bonferroni correction was applied to statistical adjustment of each p-value (statistically significant p < 0,005); a 70 patients contributed data.

"I agree fully with Secretary Locke's testimony that statistical adjustment of the census is eliminated as an option for reapportionment and further that statistical adjustment will not be used for redistricting," Mr. Groves said in his prepared opening statement.

Combined with statistical adjustment of the information gathered, this approach will generate much improved estimates compared to passive patient follow-up.

Nonetheless, it was not powered for statistical comparisons and the study design did not allow for statistical adjustment of results.

The most notable differences between the studies were the exclusion of multiple births from the Swedish and Australian surveys and the statistical adjustment of the Canadian survey data.

Thus, before making any claims regarding the independent prognostic effects of QoL in cancer, adequate statistical adjustment of covariates needs to be achieved.

Thus, rather than statistical adjustment of transfusion, it may be more informative to look for effect measure modification between hemoglobin levels and RBC transfusion.

Statistical adjustment of observational data does not remove all confounding, and even techniques such as propensity score matching cannot replace randomised allocation.

For example, one approach to reduce non-participation bias is to use information from a sample of nonparticipants in the statistical adjustment of results for the participants [ 28].

We also examined the impact of statistical adjustment of effect estimates, and whether the studies were full papers or conference papers.