Sentence examples for analyses of the geographical from inspiring English sources

A multi-factorial cause underlying this sperm whales' mass stranding is proposed herein based upon the results of postmortem investigations as well as of the detailed analyses of the geographical and historical background.

Indeed, this is also in the case in the analyses of the geographical breed groups, which classify Creole6 and Indicine as the top priorities for conservation with most of the methods used (Table  5).

For each individual, information on the province of origin of the maternal grandmother and paternal grandfather was recorded (see Figure 1) for further analyses on the geographical distribution of the lineages within Cuba.

Despite the instability of the multilevel models, in the subsequent analyses comparing the geographical distribution of between-farm association frequency using the PND with that following extrapolation to the GBPR, they gave qualitatively similar results (not shown).

Recent molecular genetic analyses and the geographical distribution of haplogroup O-M122 lineages, found widely throughout East Asia at high frequencies (especially in southern populations and China), have suggested a link between these Y-chromosome expansions and the spread of rice agriculture in East Asia [62] [64].

Analyses based on the geographical origin of patients is the most conservative approach and is equivalent to intention-to-treat analyses in randomized controlled trials, while analyses based on treating hospital is equivalent to as-treated-analyses.

These findings should, however, be analysed within the geographical area of study, considering eventual specific features of the used samples.

With the notable exception of research on individual fields or local landscapes, however, published research indicated insufficient use of spatial information and analyses or even explicit consideration of the geographical context of research.

There were no statistically significant associations between the HPV types analysed and the geographical setting, type of sample analysed or type of primer used to analyse samples in head and neck cancers.

While participants recruited during outbreak investigations were excluded from epidemiological analyses of each geographical region, some outbreak-related samples were included in the molecular characterization to provide broader coverage and description of circulating influenza virus variants.

These data represent one of the few analyses of geographical sites where MSM meet, and their spatial distribution, in a large sub-Saharan African urban area: nearly 100 sites were identified.