Sentence examples for analysis of occurrence from inspiring English sources
The analysis of occurrence frequencies of muscle activity showed no significant differences in BF and RF, between groups.
Results of a superposed epoch (SPE) analysis of occurrence of phase scintillation and cycle slips at high latitudes keyed by arrival times of high-speed solar wind streams (HSS) and interplanetary coronal mass ejections (ICME) for years 2008 to 2012 are presented.
An analysis of occurrence of new or worsening peripheral neuropathies during treatment was also carried out (see supplementary material, available at Annals of Oncology online).
Therefore, analysis of occurrence of pathogens and their cumulative susceptibility profiles is widely used in hospitals, and recent attempts on how to standardize these tasks were only developed within the last years [ 4].
We reasoned that the analysis of occurrence of various chemical descriptors before and after inclusion of HTS descriptors in modeling may be interpreted in terms of their relative information content with respect to the in vivo toxicity.
This paper proposes a structured framework for modelling causal factors and their relationship to severity, which includes a description of the airport surface system architecture, establishment of terminological definitions, the determination and collection of appropriate data, the analysis of occurrences for severity and causes, and the execution of a statistical analysis framework.
This is based on the epidemiological analysis of occurrences of medical codes for the condition of interest.
Multivariate analysis of the occurrence of a desaturation (<90%) was performed using logistic regression.
In analysis of disease occurrence, in vitro systems which use cell culture dishes are often used.
Despite the importance of the PAM2 motif, a comprehensive analysis of its occurrence in different proteins has been missing.
This study method consists of the analysis of the occurrence during time of depression in person with headache without depression and in normal non-depressed populations.
