Sentence examples for analysis advocated from inspiring English sources

A few comments on moment method for reliability analysis advocated by Zhao and Ono are presented in the paper.

Three experiments examined generation, recognition, and response bias in the original encoding-specificity paradigm using the type 2 signal-detection analysis advocated by Higham (2002).

To evaluate the efficacy and tolerance of mycophenolate mofetil (MMF) for the treatment of noninfectious uveitis using the methods of analysis advocated by the Standardization of Uveitis Nomenclature (SUN) Working Group, and to compare this with other SUN-compliant reports of immunosuppression in ocular inflammation.

In addition, I adopt the analysis advocated by Veltman (1996), Hacquard (2006, 2010), and Yalcin (2007) that embedded epistemic modals obtain their modal bases via anaphoric reference.

62 Interview recordings will be transcribed verbatim prior to conducting the framework analysis advocated by Ritchie and Spencer.

The decision model and analysis in this study was performed in accordance with the consensus-based recommendations for the conduct of cost-effectiveness analysis advocated by the Panel on Cost-Effectiveness in Health and Medicine [ 15- 17].

In vitro imaging analysis advocates the potential applicability of the developed multifunctional bio-probe in MRI, CT and optical imaging.

The fact that established prognosticators in CLL patients (i.e., Binet stage, elevated LDH, 17pdel) turned out to be significant in our survival analysis advocates that out cohort was representative.

In addition, our comparative analysis advocates for a reappraisal of the current view, stemming from the work of Nakayama et al. (1999, 2000) about the shared ancestry of R-type pyocins with the P2-related pseudomonad phage ΦCTX.

A study by [21] successfully used a gap analysis method advocated by [22] and suggested that closing the 'gap' between customers' expectations and perceptions is critical to delivering a quality service.

For example, intention-to-treat analysis is advocated because it preserves the randomization process and allows for noncompliance and deviations from policy by clinicians [ 50].