Sentence examples for analysis clearly stated from inspiring English sources

Cluster analysis clearly stated that salinity tolerant varieties (Pokkali, MR211, and MR232) grouped into one cluster while other moderate or susceptible varieties formed into different clusters, II, III, and IV.

The threat analysis was clearly stated in internal security documentation from the time: The biggest threat that the mission faces is related to the activities of national and transnational militant groups and the subsequent threat of the kidnapping of expatriates.

Methods (both in the lab and data analysis) are clearly stated and whenever statistical significance is claimed, appropriate p-values are computed.

If the missing data rendered the result uninterpretable, we excluded the data from the meta-analysis and clearly stated the reason for exclusion.

If we considered that the missing data rendered the result uninterpretable, we excluded the data from the meta-analysis and clearly stated the reason for exclusion.

* There appears to be no mention of statistical analysis: the types of analysis should be clearly stated along with every figure/table where they have been used and statistically significant differences/similarities should always be highlighted.

The perspective and the time horizon of the analysis should be clearly stated, and the reasons underlying these choices should be made transparent.

The method used to calculate NNT from meta-analysis should be clearly stated, and adding the patients from separate trials as if they all came from one trial should be avoided.

After James Lee Witt, FEMA's former director, was hired by New York State in 2002 to conduct that analysis, his executive summary clearly stated that the plan was "not adequate" to "protect the people from an unacceptable dose of radiation".

This tool includes ten items regarding cost effectiveness analysis: the presence of a clearly stated hypothesis and comparator; the used methods; the medical evidence; appropriate costs and benefits considered; a marginal analysis and a sensitivity analysis have been undertaken; the analysis was appropriate to the local environment.

But three years ago, in a report on the impacts of migration on social cohesion and integration for the body that advises the Government on immigration policy, the opposite case was very clearly stated:  "Our analysis indicates that it is principally socio-economic deprivation — not migration — that best explains peoples' perceptions of their local area.