Sentence examples for analysis accepted from inspiring English sources

But the analysis accepted job creation figures included jobs only indirectly related to the Olympics - such as those created at Stratford's Westfield centre - with some likely to have existed irrespective of the games.

Parker's 2007 analysis accepted this definition.

EPA's analysis accepted both ethanol produced from corn starch and biobutanol from corn starch as "renewable fuels".

Therefore, our analysis accepted a significance level of 0.001 in the interpretation of the odds ratio.

Our analysis accepted studies with a temporally correct design defined as baseline knee joint loading related to disease progression over time from that baseline.

The Red Sox, who embrace quantitative analysis, accept the reality of randomness and luck.

Analysis: Accepting on faith that Martin Scorsese's long-gestating epic, "Silence," will score with a group that has rewarded the director often over the years.

The relationship between two variables was determined using Pearson's correlation analysis, accepting a P < 0.05 as significant.

As Iverson [ 8] has noted, "contribution analysis accepts that in order to create a 'credible picture of attribution', complexity is recognised, multiple influences acknowledged and mixed methods used to 'gain (an) understanding of what programmes work, what parts of which programmes work, why they worked, and in what contexts"'.

Our objective was mainly to undertake an ordinal distribution or "shift" analysis, which is an efficient endpoint analysis technique accepted by the European Agency for the Evaluation of Medicinal Products EMEAA).

An intent-to-treat analysis was accepted when a last-observation-carried forward analysis was performed, or when no drop-outs occurred and all patients were included in the evaluation.