In the cumulative hazard plot (Fig. 1), the lines for diabetic and nondiabetic subjects diverged over time, indicating relevance of disease duration for the manifestation of severe OA.
Conversely, although quadratic regressions improved the fitting of data in terms of adjusted R, the curve for healthy subjects diverged from that of patients, for which the increment of the polynomial fit order slightly varied the adjusted R. Table 1 reports energy expenditure data, expressed as MET, and p values, of both groups in all the observed conditions.
For example, a PET study with healthy subjects revealed diverging activation patterns during recitation of well-known song lyrics as opposed to automatized counting (Blank et al., 2002).
During the CS-only trials of the testing session, the HR of BALB and B6 subjects gradually diverged (Fig. 9b), and a strain-dependent difference was evident by the fifth CS-only trial.
The GM volume curve in the middle cingulate cortex was again shifted to the left in ASD subjects and diverged further away from typical development with increasing age.
A review of the finance literature shows that treatment of this subject diverges widely.
It's not easy to keep six narratives going at once, particularly when the lives of your subjects start to diverge.
All concepts concepts the meaning of which implies a temporal scope may be subject to diverging interpretations, which are often unclear in SNOMED CT as their contextual determinants are not made explicit.
Third, and similarly, among moderately deficient individuals protein C levels did not diverge until subjects actually could be treated differentially.
In contrast, among subjects who received high dexamethasone doses of >4.1 mg per day, the overlapping OS curves (χ=1.5, P=0.2240; Figure 2B) appeared to diverge for the subjects whose survival were greater than the median OS.
