Sentence examples for strata compared with from inspiring English sources

Moreover, the Simple model improved reclassification of patients into appropriate risk strata compared with the Stepwise model (NRI 6.6%, P = .07).07

It is worth noting that in both cases, the geographic location of these towns along the border of Worcester County reduces the number of potential town combinations for forming contiguous strata (compared with nonbordering towns).

In the present study, increased risks for stroke were among participants reporting stress at baseline and belonging to either the active, high strain or passive strata (compared with low strain).

Thus, the TRISS score did not predict well the number of observed events across all strata as compared with the prediction model based on BD, GCS, prothrombin time, age, and ISS.

The reduction of strata compared to DC was due to the reduced number of positive results in IVC (in keeping with lower prevalence and sample size), as we aimed for a comparable number of positive results in each stratum; for DC and IVC each stratum thus had an average of 13.5 (108/8) and 12.6 (63/5) positive results, respectively.

The ages of different sequences of strata, for example, can be compared with each other in this manner, and their relative ages with respect to faults, igneous intrusions, and other features that exhibit crosscutting relationships can be established.

The probability of interruption by virological failure, toxicity, CNS-SE, patient's decision and any cause was estimated by Kaplan Meier curves with log rank test for assessing differences in strata (e.g. STR compared with non-STR regimens).

In general, the proportion of individuals in the 'upper' strata (eg, managerial class or level 3 qualifications) increased compared with those in the 'lower' strata (eg, unskilled class or no qualifications).

For instance, the strata formed between time-1 and time-2 in the simulated succession should be compared with the strata of the same time interval, time-1 and time-2 in the time-calibrated observed succession.

Compared with the highest strata eGFR (> = 60), while eGFR 30 60 was not associated with a significant increased risk of major bleeding (HR 1.10; 95% CI: 0.80-1.53), the lowest strata of eGFR (<30) was independently associated with over a 2 fold increased risk in major bleeding (HR 2.09; 95% CI: 1.40-3.12).

Within a pooled-testing context, we consider situations wherein different strata or treatments are to be compared with the goals of assessing significant and practical differences between strata and ranking strata in terms of prevalence.