Sentence examples for analyses I from inspiring English sources

These experimental observations are enabled by refinements in nanoindentation data analyses: (i) LOWESS method on the unloading P-h curve for accurate stiffness estimates and (ii) quadratic drift correction method to account for nonlinear drift.

Our investigation is devoted to this problem by combining two analyses, (i) quantifying the emotional content of words in terms of valence, and (ii) quantifying the frequency of word usage in the whole indexable web [26].

Commercial crossbred pigs were evaluated in two analyses: (i) with the crossbred combination PNx(CZLxCZLW) alone and (ii) with the combined populations (Table 1).

We performed two analyses: (i) age estimation of R14W haplotypes of 23 italian patients; (ii) age estimation of E109K haplotypes of eight italian cases.

We plan to conduct further analyses (i) to characterise the contamination of cereals by different fungal groups and (ii) to measure fumonisins in hair samples of study subjects.

Further, we compared the "pooled" results with those obtained by conventional geneset enrichment analyses (i) within each dataset when possible (consistency) and (ii) across datasets (validation).

The results of analyses (i) to (iii) are presented in web table B. For each sensitivity analysis, all confidence intervals included the original effect estimates from our main single pollutant models.

Based on this result, we performed three multivariate analyses: (i) using all 21 significant factors; (ii) using 12 factors, each with minimum three incidence data points; and (iii) using 7 factors, each with minimum five incidence data points.

We decided to perform and compare two independent mass spectrometry analyses: (i) a 'classical' LC-MS/MS data-dependent acquisition method (DDA), and (ii) a relatively recent LC-MSE data-independent acquisition method (DIA) [ 31].

Considerable statistical heterogeneity was noted in both analyses (I-squared = 89 %) reflecting high levels of inconsistency and limited numbers of events.

Arterial blood gas analyses (i-STAT, Abbott Point of Care Inc., Princeton, NJ, USA), including pH, PaCO2, PaO2, HCO3, lactate, base excess (BE), and SaO2, were performed at data collection points.