The phrase "a fixed analysis" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an analysis that is stable, unchanging, or predetermined in nature.
Example: "The researchers conducted a fixed analysis of the data to ensure consistency in their findings."
Alternatives: "a static analysis" or "a predetermined analysis".
where Ω ∈ ℜ p × d is a fixed analysis operator which is also referred to as the analysis dictionary.
To circumvent re-meshing upon design changes, we project the design onto a fixed analysis grid using a differentiable geometry projection that results in a density field indicating the fraction of solid material anywhere in the design space, as in density-based topology optimization methods.
However, the tetracystein-labeling approach detects only rare PICs within the nucleus and this low sensitivity, coupled to a fixed analysis time (24 hours in that case, whereas the time resolved analysis reported in Fig. 6C shows a clear prevalence of PICs at 6 hours) hampers the possibility to observe any preferential localization.
To further address reverse causation, we performed a fixed analysis; none of these analyses changed the risk of cancer in general by more than 10%.
The performance of different columns can be judged by comparing the productivity of the columns for a fixed analysis time, e.g. 20 min for a fast analysis and 300 min for an analysis with high peak capacity.
Lithium prevented depressive episodes in a fixed effect analysis (fixed effect RR 0.73, 95% CI 0.60 to 0.88, I2 49%; test for overall effect p < 0.001).
Meta-analysis was a fixed effect analysis carried out in PLINK (28).
This section and the subsequent sections address this issue by first assuming a fixed structure analysis and later, a changing structure analysis.
This method increases the statistical rigor of a fixed effects analysis for sample sizes that do not permit meaningful random effects analysis (as is the case here), and addresses the possibility that a single subject (or minority of subjects) is "driving" the fixed effects analysis.
To this end, first we averaged neural responses for planning transitive and intransitive gestures for both hands across each participant (using a fixed effects analysis), and then collapsed across all studied subjects (using a mixed effects analysis).
A fixed effects analysis assumes that the estimated effect is the same across all studies, while a random effects analysis assumes that the estimated effect varies across studies due to differences in patient populations, study procedures, etc [ 1, 4].
