Sentence examples for trials adjusted from inspiring English sources

Somewhat surprisingly, there was a modest fourth-order polynomial fit to the motion data (t[95] = 2.33, p = .025, adjusted R 2 = .16), but this did not survive cross-validation in either the training trials (adjusted R 2 = .15) or the test trials (adjusted R 2 < 0).

The corrected chronological age refers to the age at the start of administration (as reported in two pivotal trials) adjusted to reflect the gestational age at the birth; for example, an infant who is 20 weeks old at the start of administration but was born at 30 wGA would have a corrected age of 10 weeks, assuming a typical 40-week gestation.

Most trials that balanced on centre or prognostic factors were not adequately analysed; only 26% of trials adjusted for all balancing factors in their primary analysis.

All trials adjusted for clustering in some way, except for Han 1985 MMR, Langford 2007 NPL, Nicholson 2008 IND, and Hartinger 2010 PER.

In a first step, the predictive value of the BiomarCaRE panel will be assessed in samples from the clinical trials, adjusted for medication and stratified by intervention group.

None of these trials adjusted for cluster effect for maternal mortality (for the meta-analysis we presumed that they also would have an ICC of zero, and no adjustment for clustering was made).

Randomized controlled trials adjusting fat intake are, however, limited (54).

Blood pressure self-monitoring has been mainly used to improve adherence to medication [ 57] with patients in only one out of 18 trials adjusting their own therapy[ 51].

A useful starting point would be to re-analyse these trials adjusting for the effect of use of iron/folic acid on risk of neonatal death.

Re-analyses of POET and FinOM trials, adjusting for severity of case definition and pathogen distributions, somewhat narrowed differences in PCV efficacy estimates [ 27, 28], but such reconciliation is not always feasible, and conclusions have to be based on central tendency across studies.

Logistic regression evaluated characteristics associated with intent to participate in an influenza vaccine trial, adjusted for age, gender, language, and education history.