Sentence examples for analysis of the ideal from inspiring English sources

This post-hoc analysis of the IDEAL (Incremental Decrease in End Points Through Aggressive Lipid Lowering) trial was designed to assess the comparative treatment efficacy of high-dose atorvastatin and usual-dose simvastatin for the prevention of events subsequent to the first event, using the Wei, Lin, and Weissfeld method.

Reviewer #1: The authors present a theoretical analysis of the ideal properties that a "grid coding" system for spatial location should exhibit, by assessing the conditions which allow location to be encoded with maximum precision across a specific spatial range using the minimum number of grid cells.

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The tools explored in this paper are: Situation Analysis, Substance – Field Analysis, Method of the Ideal Result, ARIZ, OTSM and IDM-TRIZ.

This study reviews existing evidence related to the detrimental influence of expertise on creativity and discusses how the application of TRIZ tools of Substance-Field Analysis and Method of the Ideal Result can minimize this negative influence.

The most important outcome of the analysis of ideal space is possibly the explicit difference between dimensions and coordinates.

It presents an analysis of the complex non-ideal behaviour of hyaluronan characterised by different biophysical techniques and interprets this technical information in a way that enables the non-specialist to understand the consequences these properties have in biology.

The optimization based on the sensitivity analysis gives the ideal stiffness of the engine mount and bushings.

GeNorm analysis enables the ideal number of reference genes required for reliable normalization to be determined.

The obtained solute concentration (mg/L) was used for the analysis of spatiotemporal change of the ideal contaminant species (α-HCH) in the existing LTM network.

The ITT 'ideal' for RCT data analysis falls far short of the ideal of true clinical effectiveness, which is what the person considering treatment actually needs to know.