Sentence examples for weight for analysis from inspiring English sources

Persons with large network sizes have a higher probability of selection into the study and are therefore down-weighted while participants with smaller networks receive a greater weight for analysis [ 47].

The organic layer was collected and evaporated at 45°C to constant weight for analysis.

We carried out multiple linear regression analyses with mixed effects models (allowing for heterogeneity in treatment effect by site) adjusted for the corresponding baseline values (for example, baseline weight for analysis of weight at follow-up), with group allocation and site as fixed effects.

Samples with blood arsenic concentration < 0.2 μg/L (n = 4; 0.7%), hair arsenic concentration < 0.2 ng/g (n = 4; 2%), or insufficient sample weight for analysis (n = 18; 10%) were reported as less than the limit of detection and not included in the analysis.

Unlike traditional credit-scoring building on a formula where weights to a set of criteria are assigned subjectively, DEA will automatically generate the relative weights for analysis.

To avoid overstating the statistical confidence of study estimates, the stratified sampling method described above (first stratum = sample of all residents; second stratum = separate sample of EPO/DARB users only) necessitated the use of sampling weights for analysis to correctly specify standard errors when pooling data from both strata.

T and N, respectively are considered as weight for content analysis and link analysis.

There were 4421 (94%) live births with birth weight available for analysis and 222 perinatal deaths.

Relative abundances of each of the OTUs were used as weight for the analysis.

Too few men knew their birth weight for meaningful analysis, and were excluded from consideration.

The sampling weight per country for each respondent was then multiplied by the non-response weight to obtain a combined weight for subsequent analysis.