Sentence examples for worsened selection from inspiring English sources
Loss of recruited participants, mostly due to losses to follow up (despite repeated attempts to contact) and to the timing of vaccination, reduced the effective power of the study and may have worsened selection bias, although excluded participants did not differ significantly with respect to variables found to influence the outcome.
Both men and women show a worsening of selection over time.
As the economy has worsened, some site selection professionals have even found themselves embroiled in disputes with hotels resistant to paying a commission on rates that have been slashed to the bone.
In 2010, the average selection had worsened approximately to minus 14percentt, with almost every percentile of counterfactual wages of return migrants at the left of stayers, except the lowest 5 percentile.
It also worsens the adverse selection problem: if you're young and healthy, your best bet is to "go naked" and buy insurance only when you actually get sick.
In sum, selection of male return migrants has worsened over time.
These selection effects on wages may be worsened by women who do take leave, choosing to take longer periods out of work during which they do not accumulate human capital.
At the same time, a growing body of evidence points to an association between inappropriate early selection of an antifungal agent and worsened clinical outcomes [ 6- 8].
As in the case of selection, the wage premiums to migrate and return have worsened over time for both men and women.
Gender selection began worsening the sex ratio in India in the 1980's, and is estimated to create 25 million surplus males in India by 2020.
