Sentence examples for use of regression analyses from inspiring English sources

First, selection bias may have been introduced into the study due to the significant demographic differences between the two sites, although the impacts of such differences were limited by use of regression analyses that covaried for demographic differences.

Word processing studies increasingly make use of regression analyses based on large numbers of stimuli (the so-called megastudy approach) rather than experimental designs based on small factorial designs.

Further study of temporal population structure made use of regression analyses between tree root-to-haplotype distances and haplotype dates of isolation [63], as implemented by Path-O-Gen v1.1 software (by A. Rambaut; http://tree.bio.ed.ac.uk/software/pathogen).ac.uk/software/pathogen

This process allowed the use of regression analyses to examine correlations between each factor and our proxy measure for commitment to CREST (ED staff are receptive to CREST).

18 19 Other strengths of the study include its large sample size, enabling the profiling of discordance for small ethnic groups; and the use of regression analyses to explore independent predictors of discordance and to examine variation between different hospitals.

Uptake followed first-order-rate kinetics; therefore the uptake rate constant (k−1) was the logarithmic slope of glutamate concentration versus time (s−1) estimated by use of regression analyses (R≥0.9).

The numerically collected data were reduced using a series of regression analyses for simple equations to determine the required rigidity for the transverse stiffeners.

Researchers often used various types of regression analyses to do research.

Relationships within level 1 variables (clinical aspects of MCI, social support, and negative affect) were analyzed using a series of regression analyses.

Given the strong correlation between the Brief IPQ score and adaptation, we evaluated for a mediating effect of coping on the relationship between illness severity and adaptation (see Table  4) using a series of regression analyses.

To evaluate a post-hoc hypothesis that coping mediated the effect of illness perceptions on adaptation, we tested for mediation effects by using a series of regression analyses, as described by Vos et al. [ 29].