G-studies showed that schools accounted for less than 1% of total variance; however, for the PNs, there were differences in scores for varying cases and tasks across schools, indicating a school effect.
Sensitivity analyses were conducted with varying case definitions and to evaluate the potential for bias from endoscopy volume and patient factors.Of 292,621 unique patients in the source population, 89,754 had normal esophageal biopsies and 14,381 had esophageal eosinophilia with ≥15 eosinophils per high-power field.
This association is robust to varying case definitions and adjustment factors.
Considering the varying case contexts and progress at each of the four cancer centres over the period studied, a number of factors were identified that either enabled or impeded the adoption and implementation of IMRT.
Then in terms of linear matrix inequalities techniques, the sufficient conditions on the existence of mode-dependent state feedback L2 L∞ fuzzy controller are presented and proved respectively for constant and time varying case.
Caution must be applied when comparing reports from different studies as varying case definitions (present/absent or mild/moderate/severe) and means of diagnosing HV (i.e. self-reported or diagnosed by an examiner) are used [ 2].
61 This appeared to correlate with pathologic findings seen in varying case series which show blood vessel inflammation, occlusion and necrosis in early disease, and degenerative changes in recurrent chorea.
11, 53 Accurate assessment of influenza vaccine effectiveness can be a challenge due to varying case definitions, use of different clinical endpoints, and poor correlates of protection in immunogenicity studies.
80 Accurate assessment of influenza vaccine effectiveness can be a challenge due to varying case definitions of influenza, use of different clinical end points, and poor correlates of protection in immunogenicity studies.
The effect of varying case definitions will be the subject of more detailed investigation.
