Sentence examples for analyses with the purpose from inspiring English sources

For this secondary data analysis of anonymized aggregated register data, approval of an Ethical Review Board and written informed consent were not necessary because the German code of social law (SGB 7th book §204) explicitly allows the use of the data obtained from the German Statutory Insurance for descriptive analyses with the purpose of prevention and further development of OD regulations.

Fifty publications were analysed with the purpose of identifying the theoretical foundations regarding this topic.

Different model configurations are analysed with the purpose of mitigating the vessel vibrations, in particular the heave response.

In this study, two mutants of S. Choleraesuis were constructed and their attenuation and intracellular fate analysed with the purpose of engineering new attenuated live strains with improved properties as oral vaccine carriers.

Data were also analysed with the purpose to highlight differences and convergences in responses from different groups of stakeholders.

The proteomic results from these samples and four other (unmatched) non-responders, which were also included in the gene expression profiling study, were analysed separately with the purpose of comparing the differences on protein level to the transcriptome data (see Supplementary Table 1 for details regarding the samples included).

These sensitivity analyses were conducted with the purpose of examining whether the main findings were robust to different assumptions.

Besides descriptive analyses, both univariate and multivariate analyses will be performed with the purpose of identifying associated factors as well as their unique contribution to determining successful rehabilitation.

An additional set of analyses was carried out with the purpose of determine the representation of different MDS superordinate dimensions or axes throughout subpopulations of the studied subjects, as follows.

Nevertheless, we think that the approach here proposed, even if indicative when applied to a single comparison, might be very useful for comparative analyses of multiple libraries with the purpose of estimating the relative completeness, especially if obtained by the same sample.

This study analyses data from that trial with the purpose to: a) determine participants' satisfaction with the treatment received; and b) test if satisfaction scores vary according to patients' characteristics, the treatment modality received and treatment outcomes.