Sentence examples for using the same definitions from inspiring English sources

Primary and secondary endpoints were analyzed based on intention-to-treat (using the same definitions of assessable as for immunological data) with Fisher's exact test with small numbers of expected frequencies (<5) or chi-square test for percentages and 95% exact confidence intervals, using the statistical program SAS.

Bleeding outcomes included major and CRNM bleeding using the same definitions as the RE-COVER I and II trials.

This percentage is similar to that reported in a previous study using the same definitions for positional-dependency [ 22].

All analyses were performed separately in both groups, using the same definitions of variables and test statistics.

The group reviewed each case using the same definitions and classifications as those used in major AE studies.

Patients will be classified as having chronic LBP, chronic LBP (high pain) and chronic LBP (disability), using the same definitions as were used in the development stage.

ANALYSIS: Friedman turns his swaggering Texas writing style to nonfiction -- or so he says, though there are times when you wonder if he's using the same definition of nonfiction as the rest of us.

In 1999 the EU launched a code of conduct aimed at "harmful" tax measures, using the same definition as the OECD's.

Mr Cameron said that was "simply not the case" and that the Government was using the same definition of who was terminally ill as the previous Labour administration.

In response to one query (which comes up from time to time) I have no objection at all to your using the same definition in your clue as the one I give you, if that suits your preferred wording.

Using the same definition for overweight and obese as that used in the 1993 study (BCS > 6/9), the prevalence of obesity was 27%, compared with 26% in 1993.