The phrase "analysed meaning" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the interpretation or understanding of a particular concept, text, or situation.
Example: "In our discussion, we focused on the analysed meaning of the poem and how it reflects the author's emotions."
Alternatives: "interpreted meaning" or "examined meaning".
Rather than engaging in a 'model-free' approach to text mining adopted by others, where the frequencies of all words are analysed irrespective of their meaning, we have only mined those associations directly related to the discovery task at hand.
The text was analysed and units of meaning were identified (box 2).
Quotes appearing to contain similar content were given the same code and each code was further analysed to find true meanings within their text.
Here the text was analysed based on units of meaning, (what is said) and units of significance (what is being talked about).
To interpret the meaning of the analysed data, complex linguistic algorithms must be used, based on which it is possible to find the core information elements for business processes forecasting and economical knowledge management.
An inductive approach with a full presentation of themes was selected and the data were analysed semantically, emphasising the explicit meaning of the themes.
Data redundancy was also prevented since the data was analysed as ethical dilemmas or the meaning of being in ethically difficult situations.
As can be seen, the mean value is EER = 2 and the median is EER = 1.85, meaning 11 of the 17 analysed buildings are below this level.
Their output was analysed thematically using a constructivist approach to meaning making.
Of note, in both of the tumour samples from this patient the observed prevalence of the AKT3 E17K mutation was ∼30%, meaning that ∼60% of the analysed cells harbour the mutation if it is heterozygous.
