Sentence examples for analysis attended from inspiring English sources

And all the women included in the analysis attended all the sessions.

According to our MANOVA model, in the overall analysis attended grade (F=1.615; p=0.005) but not sex (F=1.726; p=0.059) correlated with measured joint ranges of motion.

Given the project's dual focus on the specific case of ART, and broader questions around approaches to disinvestment, analysis attended to both the deliberative and analytical outputs of the engagements [ 30].

Degradation evaluation results were obtained through visual survey and were aggregated by two methods developed for the research: one based on the Hermione aggregation method and the other on the results of the inquiry to tenants based on a multi-attribute analysis attending to the relatively importance (weight) of the evaluated requirements.

Normal cervices were obtained from women with negative Pap smears, confirmed by histopathological analysis, attending at the Dysplasia Clinic at General Hospital of Mexico, SS who had been subjected to hysterectomy due to uterine myomatosis.

Candidate genes were selected from SSH-EST collection, literature and in silico analysis attending to their putative role in biotic and/or abiotic stresses, while other randomly selected regions were included as controls.

Our analysis attends to the way these practices are shaped by the problematisation of the economics of teenage pregnancy, as well as by the gendering of cultural norms relating to the transition to adulthood.

The transcripts of FGD 1 and 2 and field notes were analysed during a two-day analysis workshop attended by the lead author, second author and trained research assistants.

Team analysis meetings, attended by the researchers from each of the sites and investigators, were held monthly during and after the data collection period, and findings were compared and discussed within the group.

Many conclude that because of our epistemic interdependence, adequate epistemic analysis must attend to the political and moral dimensions of our social-epistemic interactions (Code 1995).

A good weight-of-evidence analysis should attend to all the relevant data, and not simply cite studies (or particular outcomes within studies) that tend to support or refute a conclusion.