Sentence examples for this ancillary analysis from inspiring English sources
The accuracies obtained in this ancillary analysis were surprisingly high.
The potential clinical role and test performance of MSCT and MRI is subject of a separate report of the study [15], while this ancillary analysis was focused on patient acceptance.
This ancillary analysis reduced the number of significant associations, especially with elevated depression symptoms, but many associations, especially those with ADM use, remained significant.
These ancillary analyses, however, should be interpreted with caution; chi-square tests require that expected sample sizes for each cell be greater than five, an assumption that was violated in this ancillary analysis.
To evaluate the efficacy of the intervention to change an individual's age- and sex-stratified CRF category, only compliant participants (≥70% of sessions completed) with complete baseline and follow-up data were evaluated in this ancillary analysis (n = 196).
For this ancillary analysis, IPF medication was defined very comprehensively, as any of the following: prednisone, other steroid, azathioprine, cyclophosphamide, mycophenolate mofetil, NAC, pirfenidone, other drugs for IPF treatment, or prophylactic or therapeutic anticoagulation.
In the ancillary analysis, only one of four associations with elevated BDI (the association with A1C >7.0% or insulin in the DSE arm) that had been significant in the primary analysis was significant in the analysis controlled for weight change.
Materials and methods This is an ancillary analysis of a systematic review of randomized clinical trials in critically ill patients.
Because this is an ancillary analysis following on from a previously published study, 10 the power for this analysis was carried out based on weight loss.
This study was an ancillary analysis of a study prospectively conducted over 9 months (November 1, 2014, to July 31, 2015) in a medical 10-bed ICU.
This study is an ancillary analysis of data from an observational survey named Prev Quanti [ 11].
