Sentence examples for analysed data for the from inspiring English sources
This article has only analysed data for the UK because that is the country where the differences between Piketty's figures for wealth inequality and Giles's are most obvious and pronounced.
Several ongoing projects are aiming to eliminate these inconsistencies and produce uniform processed and analysed data for the end user.
The improvement in long term survival across the three subcohorts persisted when we separately analysed data for the 3554 men and after an analysis including 28 day survivors of acute myocardial infarction with a history of ischaemic heart disease (12 year cumulative survival of 67.9%, 69.9%, and 74.1% for successive subcohorts, respectively).
We therefore analysed data for the − 1000 bp to TSS region, where nucleosome depletion is observed at the de-repressed FLO1 gene, for changes in nucleosome occupancy in the set of genes that is strongly de-repressed in the absence of TUP1.
Here we analysed data for the red spectrum at intermediate maximal box size.
Hence we analysed data for: The four generic cancer questions.
However, although sequencing may eventually have similar costs as other subtyping methods, the turn-around-time from sample to completely analysed data for this technology is not to be neglected (>24 hours).
In order to avoid this bias, for mortality at 180 days, we only analysed data for those who had survived until at least discharge.
We meta-analysed data for the four most commonly used quality measures.
To compare the PLZF expression levels between different membranes, we used the PLZF expression ratios, representing the densitometrically analysed data for each membrane divided by the mean value for N, which was used as an internal control.
We did this and analysed data for a period representing the total fertile phase of the cycle [the ovulation window plus the two preceding days to allow for sperm longevity, see e.g. [ 14]] and a 10 day period surrounding the fertile phase (5 days before, 5 days after).
