Sentence examples for using the same case from inspiring English sources
Using the same case study, the eruption on Pinatubo (15 June 1991), this work introduces a new free Python tool, ST-HASSET, for implementing Sobradelo and Martí (2015) methodology in the time evolution of unrest indicators in the volcanic short-term hazard assessment.
The CDC had stopped reporting Zika pregnancy outcomes for U.S. territories last fall because not all were using the same case definitions.
The survey was conducted at the same time as the assessment camps, using the same case definitions.
Using the same case series, we have shown that our definition of abnormal SNC distinguished patient groups which differed importantly in their exposures to risk factors [ 4].
The study was designed as a focus group study with two separate groups which had two meetings each, using the same case vignette.
However, the vignette analysis found that, regardless of professional group or setting, clinicians made similar case assessments, using the same case factors and weighing them similarly.
The joint risk associated with days in each terminal node in comparison with risk associated within the held-out referent group are presented as adjusted risk ratios, estimated in a time series analysis using the same case-crossover model and confounding covariates (Table 3).
We constructed an individually matched case control study nested within GPRD, and using the same cases a second unmatched case control study.
A significant handicap when using small data sets for statistical modeling is the problem of over-fitting, which occurs when a model is validated using the same cases that were used to produce the model [ 10].
The control group participated simultaneously in weekly discussions using the same cases and content (but with no emphasis on managing information), with their PDAs, but without tablet computers with Internet access.
This is particularly useful for studies that compare the prevalence of disease across regions, since they can use the same case definitions and, therefore, obtain a relatively accurate assessment of disease.
