Sentence examples for analysis in a sample of from inspiring English sources

By mean of a panel data analysis in a sample of Spanish companies between 1998 and 2005, results confirm the existence of a significant relation between the level of independence of the audit committee and the degree of economic dependence of the auditor.

Pereira et al. (2004a, b, c) tested the construct validity of the PVQ-24 through confirmatory factor analysis in a sample of college students.

Similarly, by applying latent class analysis in a sample of 106 remitted adults with bipolar disorder, one study identified two subtypes of patients presenting "good" and "poor" functional outcomes (Reinares et al. 2013).

After filtering of SNPs and samples, there were 331,060 SNPs available for analysis in a sample of 336 cases and 343 controls.

The factor structure of the SDQ has been replicated using confirmatory factor analysis in a sample of Norwegian children [ 30].

The psychometric properties of the PIPP were previously assessed using Rasch analysis in a sample of those with locomotor disorders [ 18].

Due to accuracy values deviating more than 3 SD from the group average, one participant was excluded from the analysis, resulting in a sample of 17 participants (8 females; mean 24.35 years; range 21 29).

We used functional magnetic resonance imaging and principal component analysis (PCA) in a sample of 300 young adults, to investigate patterns related to expression- and feature-specific amygdala reactivity to faces displaying neutral, fearful, angry or surprised expressions.

We omitted both results from statistical analysis, resulting in a sample of three rather than four control pigs on day 4. We used JMP (SAS Institute, Cary, NC, USA, Vers. 7.0.1) for all statistical analyses.

We excluded two subjects with history of asthma for the present analysis, resulting in a sample of 48 subjects.

Only participants with nonmissing values for all covariates were included in this analysis, resulting in a sample of 1,623, with 172 participants who developed diabetes during follow-up.