A last analysis was conceived to investigate the change of pRC during treatment interruptions.
This analysis was conceived and proposed by HN and KV.
The data analysis was conceived and written by TB.
When the analysis was conceived using the outcome variable with three temporal categories (fluoridation begun by 1990, fluoridation begun after 1990 and absence of fluoridation), ordinal regression was opted for and which, in English, is referred to by the acronym PLUM Polytomous Logit Universal Modelss).
Meta-data-analysis was conceived of by Paterson et al in similar terms to Noblit and Hare's meta-ethnography (see above), in that it is essentially interpretive and seeks to reveal similarities and discrepancies among accounts of a particular phenomenon.
Even though our meta-analysis was conceived and initiated prior to many of these developments, we were able to make use of many of them after the fact, (e.g., p-curve analysis) but not others (e.g., preregistration, stimuli treated as a random factor).
Basing on the convincing data which indicates the wide involvement of RNASEL gene in varied range of human diseases, its functional genomics depend on mutation analysis which is conceived to provide key advances in disease diagnosis and therapy.
However, rhythm analysis during CPR is conceived to continuously diagnose the rhythm with the objective of improving CPR delivery compared to the standard CPR protocol, which requires interrupting CPR every two minutes for rhythm analysis.
For this retrospective analysis, the analysis plan was conceived by Dr. Winthrop and study team, with analysis conducted using a Pfizer statistician, Dr. Chew.
From this analysis it appears that what is conceived as lounging for some in thought of as loitering for others and that both target groups are opposites on the axes of race, class and gender.
