The phrase "analysis of similar data" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the examination or interpretation of data that shares common characteristics or patterns.
Example: "The analysis of similar data revealed trends that were previously unnoticed in the initial study."
Alternatives: "examination of comparable data" or "evaluation of analogous data".
Analysis of similar data for the Phoenix area attributed the increase in coccidioidomycosis to climate-related factors (Komatsu et al. 2003).
As PARP inhibitors are being introduced to PDAC patients harbouring BRCA mutations, in the context of clinical trials, the assembly and analysis of similar data will be difficult; therefore, our observations may remain unique and difficult to replicate.
It is advisable to conduct an analysis of similar data across MS to ascertain the levels of scrapie in affected holdings and to evaluate the efficacy of the testing programme at the country level.
These estimates of α are among the highest estimated in Drosophila and are considerably higher compared with a previous analysis of similar data by Eyre-Walker and Keightley (2009).
While the application of topic modeling methods to toxicogenomic data was the focus of this study, topic modeling can also be extended for analysis of similar data types such as data generated with next generation sequencing (NGS) methods.
We did not perform power analysis prior conducting this study because of similar data of recently published cadaver studies.
Mr. Herndon was able to obtain the now-famous spreadsheet only about two weeks ago, after e-mailing the authors repeatedly and explaining that he planned to publish a replication based on analysis of highly similar data yielding results significantly different from theirs.
Analysis of similar population based data showed that even with adjustment for factors including Index of Multiple Deprivation (IMD) (a measure reflecting disadvantaged area status) minority ethnic women were more critical about some aspects of their care [ 39].
After including three low-quality studies, the results of this subgroup analysis were similar (data not shown).
We recommend, where possible, re-analysis of pooled (and similar) data from some of the studies included in this review, and new studies using linked data sets, across all cancers, such that similar analyses can be conducted between cancers.
In order to gain an overview of how transcriptional networks vary between plants, an analysis of transcriptome profiles for similar data sets in rice and Arabidopsis was carried out with the view to investigate the level of similarly in transcriptional networks across organs and in response to abiotic stress.
