The phrase "adequately analysed" is correct and usable in written English.
It means that something has been thoroughly and effectively examined or studied. You can use it in a sentence to describe the process of understanding or evaluating something: "The data was adequately analysed before making any conclusions." "Her argument was not adequately analysed, leading to flawed reasoning." "The implications of this decision need to be adequately analysed before moving forward."
In future applications, indicator and weight uncertainties should be considered and adequately analysed to assess reliability of the final output.
In addition, the correlation between electric power and natural gas loads should also be adequately analysed in the M-GEPOPF calculation.
I am very glad to see that the performance oriented issues have been adequately analysed and presented.
Most trials that balanced on centre or prognostic factors were not adequately analysed; only 26% of trials adjusted for all balancing factors in their primary analysis.
However, the large simulation study by Vittinghoff and McCulloch demonstrated that causal influences can generally be adequately analysed even when there are no more than five to nine outcome events per predictor variable [ 55].
Unfortunately, the two additional histological subgroups, SIDS+ and major infection subcategories, were too small to be adequately analysed.
In our population, only 16 (1.7%) of mothers had documented prolonged depressive symptoms, and hence we were unable to adequately analyse a dose-response relationship.
Dormont and Samson (2008) measured the income gap between male and female French GPs at 34% in favour of men, accounting for experience, type of practice, duration of work, region of practice and the density of doctors and specialists but failing to adequately analyse the determinants of the gap [ 18].
300 Adequately powered analyses may require preplanned meta-analyses with results from other studies.
Objective: Binge eating disorder (BED) is prevalent among individuals from minority racial/ethnic groups and among individuals with lower levels of education, yet the efficacy of psychosocial treatments for these groups has not been examined in adequately powered analyses.
For studies where age at circumcision was not adequately reported, sensitivity analyses were performed including them in meta-analyses of the most likely age at circumcision, based on information in the paper concerning the age at circumcision among cases or previously published data.
