Sentence examples for variable analysis with from inspiring English sources

"Instrumental variable analysis with censored data in the presence of many weak instruments: Application to the effect of being sentenced to prison on time to employment". Annals of Applied Statistics.

An instrumental variable analysis with the hospital low-dose corticosteroid prescription proportion showed that receipt of low-dose corticosteroid was significantly associated with reduction in in-hospital mortality (differences, −13.5 %; 95 % CI −24.6 to −2.3).

We consider the context of an instrumental variable analysis with a binary outcome for estimating a causal risk ratio.

Although we compare these methods with regard to the issue of identification, this paper is not a comprehensive evaluation of methods for instrumental variable analysis with a binary outcome and should not be used out of context as a pretext for preferring 1 analysis method over another.

The RASSF1A gene promoter methylation was found in tumors from 46.7% (57/122) of the patients and was not significantly different between smokers and never-smokers, but was associated significantly in multiple variable analysis with tumor histology (p = 0.031) and marginally with tumor stage (p = 0.063).

Similarly, Bagshaw and colleagues evaluated the highest and lowest glucose values among 66,184 Australian patients from a mix of 24 ICUs and found that a single episode of SH was independently associated on multi-variable analysis with increased risk of mortality (OR = 2.6; 95% CI = 2.1 to 3.2) [ 26].

Using continuous variable analysis, tumours with high MVD had a significantly higher mean MΦI than those having low MVD (mean MPI 22±12 vs 16±8; P=0.02).

Labov also developed variable rules analysis, with variable rules being those that all members of a speech community (presumably) possess but vary in the frequency of use.

On the basis of process variable analysis, direct contact with the project staff in the prior six months was significantly higher in the active intervention areas.

All analyses (except haplotype construction and instrumental variable analysis) were performed with SAS statistical software, version 9.1 (SAS Institute, Cary, USA).

Spearman's rank-order correlation was used for continuous variable analysis such as with age.