Sentence examples for variables collated from inspiring English sources

The DETECT study collected 112 variables, collated into four groups: 1) demographic and clinical parameters (68 variables); 2) serum tests (13 variables); 3) electrocardiography (ECG) (3 variables); and 4) echocardiography (28 variables).

Five pharmacogenetic variables and five clinical variables were collated from 93 schizophrenic patients taking clozapine, including 26 responders.

Data on all variables were collated from published sources and from the same population where possible (Appendix S1).

The MMSE results along with other patient demographic variables were collated from the medical history.

Univariate, multivariate and decision tree procedures were used to deduce a prediction rule from over 186 variables; retrospectively collated from clinical data for 213 patients.

MMSE results along with other patient demographic variables were collated from the medical history, and patients were grouped into a better cognition group (MMSE >23/30) and a poorer cognition group (MMSE ≤23/30) for use in data analysis.

Using specific countries as pilots, existing information sources could be reviewed, relevant variables identified and collated in a health market data platform.

The latter two variables could only be collated from pair- or group-living species.

All data were entered onto an excel database and collated into 46 variables under the aforementioned process and outcome categories.

The information was collated into one variable by summing the number of correctly checked scrapie-associated signs.

We merged all hepatic enzyme results into a composite variable, deemed abnormal if any enzyme was raised; similarly, abnormal erythrocyte sedimentation rate, plasma viscosity and C-reactive protein were collated into a single variable called raised inflammatory markers.