Sentence examples for using a paired study from inspiring English sources

Therefore, for some variables (e.g., elastic modulus) in this animal and tendon model, there is no appreciable gain in statistical power by using a paired study design.

Using a paired study design, left and right femurs from the same donor can be randomly assigned to one of two modes of treatment.

We conducted pair-wise comparisons of the changes that occurred during each study period using a paired t test.

This high-fidelity driving simulator study used a paired comparison design to investigate the effectiveness of 12 potential eco-driving interfaces.

This study used a paired samples t-test to compare the change in BMD of the two groups before and after the intervention.

We evaluated legacies of tillage agriculture in longleaf pine (Pinus palustris) woodlands of the Southeastern United States, using a paired-plot study design (n = 29 paired remnant and post-agricultural woodlands) to minimize the confounding influence of non-random past land-use decisions.

In a previous study, using a pair of low grade/high grade mouse SCC cell lines derived from the same primary tumor (CC4B/CC4A cells), we identified by differential display a gene product that was lost in invasive tumor cells [3].

This was a retrospective study using a pair-wise matching system to compare the two treatment modalities and logistic regression analysis to identify factors affecting in hospital mortality.

The design of the discovery study using a pair of lung samples from each individual, one with the highest and one with the lowest SA/V ratios, allowed us to account for patient-to-patient variability.

Design: We used a twin study approach, comprising adult pairs identified from the longitudinal population-based Canadian Collaborative Project on Genetic Susceptibility to MS. Monozygotic (MZ; n = 40) and dizygotic (DZ; n = 59) pairs, both concordant and discordant for MS, were studied.

An evaluation of the parent research project can be found in a paper by Holden et al. (2012), "Evaluating a team-based approach to research capacity building using a matched-pairs study design" [ 16].