The phrase "analysis of the preceding" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an examination or evaluation of something that has been mentioned or discussed earlier in the text.
Example: "The analysis of the preceding arguments reveals several inconsistencies that need to be addressed."
Alternatives: "examination of the prior" or "evaluation of the earlier".
We repeat the analysis of the preceding section for a target modeled as a theta neuron.
Based on the influence analysis of the preceding phenomena, a theory about matching design of aerocraft actuator with HLS is presented, together with two paired new concepts of "Standard Actuator and Standard HLSLStandard Actuator and Standard HLS
To gain insight into the opportunistic relay behavior, we start with a simple analysis of the preceding analytical results by neglecting the lognormal fading and assuming that spectrum efficiency is given by the well-known Shannon capacity expression.
A semi-structured approach was adopted, using themes identified through analysis of the preceding focus groups and visual mapping work.
□ This section applies the abstract analysis of the preceding sections to different discretizations of the Laplace problem.
To see the additional effect of each covariate once the other has been taken into account, we have repeated the analysis of the preceding section.
Importantly, unlike other mouse models, the Smn 2B/- mouse has a prolonged pre-symptomatic time period, thus allowing analysis of the events preceding motor neuron loss in SMA.
In this section, we present some experiments of the Newton method to solve the p-Laplace equation based on two different initial iterative functions so as to validate the conclusion of theoretical analysis in the preceding section.
Figure 3 Probability of different scenarios versus probability of detection P d for different number of channels M. The analysis in the preceding sections apply for arbitrary joint distributions of z and z sp under the mild assumption that the they have finite means (i.e., fading has finite average power).
These candidate variables entered in multivariable analysis were chosen on the basis of the preceding univariable analysis (entry criteria p < 0.05 in univariable analysis).
Bosanquet's own "speculative philosophy"—based, he maintains, on careful analysis of experience complements both of the preceding approaches.
