The phrase "analysis in stage" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a specific phase or step in a process of analysis, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The analysis in stage two revealed significant trends in the data."
Alternatives: "analysis phase" or "stage of analysis".
Association analysis in stage 2 was tested using one-way ANOVA under an additive genetic model.
We performed additional analyses to determine the sensitivity of our previously described method of defining ethnicity by principal components analysis in stage 2. The alternative classification method we employed was the ANCESTRYMAP [18] program, which uses genotype information from two ancestral populations to estimate admixture in a test population.
After item analysis in stage 3, we kept 45 items.
This study group was used primarily in Stage 2 but also for subgroup analysis in Stage 3. MetaStroke.
Although twenty-two articles (twenty-three studies) underwent a thorough analysis in stage two, half of these require further clarification as to the reasons for their inclusion.
In our TTR data set, MSI was borderline significant (P=0.049) in univariate analysis, but not significant (P=0.094) in multivariate analysis in stage II (Supplementary Table S3).
Multivariate analysis in stages II IV CCC showed that XIAP expression was an independent prognostic factor for PFS and OS in CCC, in addition to residual tumour diameter.
We conducted the analysis in stages and in accordance with principles of grounded theory [ 18], using systematic, inductive procedures to generate insights grounded in the views expressed by study participants.
So using the analysis done in stage two of virtually every interaction between the company and its millions of customers, SBC created various defection models to predict the likelihood that an individual would switch to another telecom carrier.
Haplotype analysis in the stage 2 white population confirmed that the A-C-T haplotype is significantly associated with risk among whites (Global P = 0.00003).
As shown by Iwakawa et al (2011), we performed survival analysis in the stage I adenocarcinoma subgroup containing 152 patients.
