Sentence examples for the different case from inspiring English sources
Although the integration analyses presented here might suffer from a certain degree of conceptual ambiguity and differing interpretations in the different case studies, the overall diagnosis of the state of integration in the four case studies are confirmed by key end-users.
HRs from the Cox proportional hazards model were also used to investigate differences in risk of hospitalisation for the different case groups, with robust SEs estimated to account for the multiple hospitalisations per individual.
Table 3 shows the differences in rate estimates for the different birth year bands over the different case status groups, compared with all other groups.
It should be noted that the policy measures making the difference between the do-nothing and the BAU scenario are not consistent among the different case study areas.
In addition to these technical differences, we believe that a major source of variation is the different case distribution of ER-positive versus ER-negative breast cancers in these studies.
They analysed data submitted to the National Institute of Cardiovascular Outcomes Research for all children under 16 between 2000 and 2010 inclusive, adjusting to reflect the different case mix.
Note that this exit probability differs considerably among the different cases considered.
The differences in gender-ratios between the different case-control cohorts were smaller and are thus less likely to confound the results.
No significant differences were observed among the different cases of lactating breasts.
The most impact result is the big difference in the total investment in the different cases.
Although government hospitals in our Guangdong sample have higher measures of structural quality along most dimensions compared to non-government hospitals, multi-variate analyses suggest that outcome quality does not systematically differ by ownership type after taking account of the different case-mix of patients seeking care in different hospitals.
