Sentence examples for to assess for differences from inspiring English sources
Tests for heterogeneity were used to assess for differences in treatment effect across different physiotherapy interventions used.
Analysis of variance (ANOVA) was performed to assess for differences in productivity by shift number.
Wilcoxon rank test was used to assess for differences between PET parameters and Ki-67 with clinical outcomes.
Repeated t tests or Mann-Whitney U tests with Holm-Sidak correction for multiple comparisons were used to assess for differences between groups.
To assess for differences in the functional connectivity pattern of common RSNs, a global mask was created by combining all regions from both RSN patterns that survived the previous correction of p FDR<0.05 [50].
Focusing on the 'very low frequency' range of interest, paired-samples Wilcoxon Signed Ranks Tests were used to assess for differences in the proportion of power across this frequency range between common RSNs.
To assess for difference, analysis was carried out including, and excluding, data belonging to the participants 1 4.
Furthermore, similar tests were used to assess for difference in intake characteristics during the first visit to the outpatient clinic and characteristics at last follow-up for adults with unsuccessful clinical outcome compared to those with successful clinical outcome.
Third, independent sample t tests were used to assess differences in negative and positive affect at T1 to assess for group differences at baseline; at T3 to assess for group differences before the interpretation bias measure; and at T4, to assess residual mood differences towards the end of testing.
In both studies, the WAIS-IV was immediately administered following stimulation to assess for performance differences induced by bilateral and unilateral tDCS.
Analysis of variance (ANOVA) was used to assess for productivity differences based on the shift number, with the first shift in a series being designated "1," the second consecutive shift being designated "2," and so on.
