Sentence examples for analysis complying from inspiring English sources

As an extra analysis complying with another interpretation that there is no latency/induction period, we dealt with the care recipients who were institutionalized as censored at the moment of being institutionalized in addition to the care recipients who were moved out from the municipality.

The results of chemical analysis comply with the FTIR observations.

Using the NS2 network simulator, we not only showed that the proposed theoretical analysis complied with the simulated results, but also verified that the proposed approach outperformed others in achieving a much closer approximation to the optimal solution.

The estimate of the internal consistency of all scales selected on completion of the exploratory factor analysis complied with a cut off loading point > 0.70 (Nunnally and Bernstein 1994) (Table 1).

All experimental procedures for array construction, hybridisation and analysis comply with MIAME guidelines [ 84].

In this retrospective study, data management and analysis complied with the French law and the Declaration of Helsinki.

Factorial analysis by principal component analysis complied with the expectations and proved the one-dimensional structure of the questionnaire (Eigenvalue 3.424).

The proposed acquisition and analysis complied with the National Cancer Institute (NCI) guidelines as given in Shankar et al. [ 9]: Fasting period of a minimum of 4 h prior to FDG administration.

In these situations, we selected data for our meta-analysis complying with the following rules: (1) adjusted results had precedence over count data; (2) HR and RR estimates had precedence over OR estimates; (3) propensity matched results had precedence over no propensity matched results.

In general, the arrhythmia analysis complies with the updated Lambeth conventions [ 17].

The presence of this pathway in our analysis complies with the generally accepted observation that inflammation is often observed in tumors and appears to play a dominant function in the pathogenesis of various cancer types [ 59].