Sentence examples for analyses firstly from inspiring English sources

The article analyses firstly some usability and design issues, discussing strengths and weaknesses of the system as a basis for the development of groupware tools to support collaborative programming.

Risk factor analysis was performed using conditional logistic regression analyses, firstly by univariate, followed by multivariate analysis.

We carried out detailed sequence analyses, firstly to search for similarity within the CLE motif (12 18 amino acids), and secondly to test whether there is any sequence similarity outside the CLE motif.

Participant-reported (PR) co-morbidities were included in the analyses firstly, as a count of the number of co-morbidities, and secondly, for more common diseases (with prevalence ⩾10%) as an individual co-morbidity.

Our sensitivity analyses, firstly using 'maximum achievable health gain' rather than 'incentivised health gain' and secondly using evidence for health gain only from randomised controlled trials, did not substantially alter these findings (Tables 3 & 4).

Additional analyses firstly excluding participants using walking aids during the assessments and secondly using the data from the 12-month assessments, revealed the same domains and similar loadings as for the primary analysis (Additional file 1).

In this paper, the character of the risk of long distance oil and gas pipeline was analysed firstly, and then the fire risk of the long-distance oil and gas pipeline was processed based on Quantitative Risk Analysis (QRA).

The findings have been analysed firstly as an overall experience, with adult learners talking more freely about fun and enjoyment and teachers talking about engagement, social relationships and safety.

The data were analysed firstly by 6 randomly selected transcripts being read and analysed independently by two of the researchers (PV and JW) to ensure that coding and identification of emerging themes was in agreement.

The influence of aggregate data and individual data on adherence to repeat screening ('occasional participants' vs 'compliant participants'), was analysed, firstly using univariate logistic regression, then two-level (multilevel) logistic regression models with individuals (level 1) residing within the areas (level 2).

Petrographic examinations, mineralogical and chemical analyses were firstly conducted to determine the mineralogical and chemical composition of sands.