Sentence examples for analysis characterised from inspiring English sources

A spatially explicit method of network design for monitoring and sampling strategies combines stratified and multi-scale agricultural landscape monitoring and uses neighbourhood analysis characterised by the nearest neighbourhood index and Ripley's K-function.

Comparisons used Pearson correlation, subsequent analysis characterised time lags between BP and monitored variables (0.05 to 0.003 Hz) with wavelet lag coherence.

An initial analysis characterised patient status at different follow-up times (death from prostate cancer, death from other causes, alive with progression, alive without progression) in which censoring was done only if alive and progression free at last follow-up.

The analysis characterises four types of interactions: competition, coordination, co-optation, and chaos.

A sensitivity stochastic FE analysis characterises the variability of the vulnerability indicators: maximum displacements or stresses in the concrete and reinforcement rods, showing that the variability of transient load components have a great impact on the variability of the indicators.

Our climatic analysis characterises the climate in terms of an evolution from a cool and arid period in the Pleistocene layers (16,000 to 14,000 cal yr BP), probably related to Heinrich Event 1, to humid conditions and temperatures similar to nowadays in the Holocene layers in general.

This analysis characterises the association of PFS with CRC symptoms, health-related quality of life (HRQoL), and overall survival (OS).

A systematic review and meta-analysis characterising the worldwide prevalence of ADHD reported that the pooled prevalence was 5.3%, with significant variability [ 35].

Compare analysis performed on Ingenuity pathway analysis (IPA), characterised the 'tissue specific' nature of each region.

In addition, a DNA-repair signature identified by microarray analysis characterises HCC with dismal prognosis (Lee et al, 2004).

Further analysis characterising CVD risk-factor trajectories could aid in both refining realistic goals for patients and identifying patterns that would allow a more nuanced approach to CVD risk-prevention initiatives.