Sentence examples for an analysis without from inspiring English sources

As a result, PGMDR uses only 537 individuals in an analysis without correction for main effects, and 501 individuals in an analysis with main effects correction, amounting to reductions of 13% and 12% compared to the corresponding FAM-MDR analyses.

Finally, the Nouna town cluster which has been assigned to the social marketing only intervention could have introduced a bias; thus it was reassuring that an analysis without the Nouna town cluster has arrived at rather similar results.

We first performed an analysis without covariates (M1).

The bias related to an analysis without interval-censoring should in that case be comparatively small.

Since the study of Mclaughin has 50% of the weight in our comparison, based on the large number of revisions, we also made an analysis without this study showing a similar outcome (OR 0.97 (95%CI: 0.53 1.77).

The Bayesian analysis using an uncorrelated gamma relaxed clock model (IGR) produced a phylogenetic estimate that agrees strongly with that obtained from an analysis without a clock and with previous studies based on nuclear DNA data (e.g., [ 13, 58]).

In contrast to FBA-related techniques, EFM and ExPa analyses are only based on network stoichiometry and therefore allow an unbiased analysis without imposing an optimization principle.

In a written response to questions, IBM spokeswoman Carol Makovich says the company is within the bounds of accounting rules, which is true, and that Rexroad has done "a surface analysis" without "an understanding of either our company or our industry".

A descriptive analysis without a control group showed that 22,000 people took up jobs subject to social security contributions which led to 22 million euros of fiscal savings (see Federal Employment Agency 2014b, pg. 27 and Egenolf et al. 2014).

The method section further refers to a statistical analysis and a structural analysis, without providing us with a list of positions that are considered to represent epitopes.

Madsen responds that an unpublished analysis without outpatients showed the same increasing trend.