Sentence examples for used different categorizations from inspiring English sources

5– 7 The cited epidemiologic studies also used different categorizations of vitamin D status, and one work, similar to the present report, categorized vitamin D status by serum 25-OHD concentration as deficient, insufficient, and sufficient. 2 Several epidemiologic studies have shown conflicting results between vitamin D and hormone receptor-defined breast cancer.

Other authors used different categorizations, e.g. practical (requiring skills) and intellectual (requiring knowledge and understanding) competences or core, desired and specific (for setting or groups) competences [ 17, 18].

We thus performed a series of sensitivity analyses where we used different categorizations of time from index MI, performed a restricted analysis within the subgroup of recent MIs (<8 weeks) and, in the complete population, tested interaction terms of time from MI to inclusion and ICD implantation time to study the robustness of the presented results to changes in the statistical approach.

Multivariate analyses were performed with logistic regression using different categorizations of the outcome variable, number of teeth.

To further evaluate the multiple myeloma association, we carried out a series of additional analyses using different categorizations of lifetime exposure-days and intensity-weighted lifetime exposure-days, as well as other exposure metrics available to us in the AHS: years applied permethrin, average days per year applied permethrin, and intensity score for permethrin.

Future researchers need examine various types of evaluative criteria using different categorization of evaluative criteria from the categorization used in the current study.

However, these programs used different criteria for categorization.

Because these previous studies have used different items in their categorization and recognition tests it is conceivable that the reported dissociations have occurred because of differences in the stimuli rather than purely differences in the processes underlying the decisions.

Despite use of linear dose response trends to combine studies using different exposure categorizations, heterogeneity was still high for all exposures.

One previous experiment that used different materials (blobs rather than patterns of dots) found different ERPs for categorization and recognition [17].

To enable pooling of individual study results reported using different exposure categorization, a linear dose response trend was derived for each study using Greenland and Longnecker's method (16, 17).