This systematic retrospective analysis of the collected data from the Bone Tumour Registry in Hamburg yielded a total of 631 cases divided into five major tissue types and one compilation of various tissue origins.
This sub-ontology treats the analysis of the collected data.
This article describes the experiment and the analysis of the collected data.
A detailed analysis of the collected data was carried out to provide reasons for this.
Analysis of the collected data demonstrates the time- and velocity-dependent nature of the deformation.
Regardless, we do not have the time to do a thorough analysis of the collected data.
The purpose of this analysis of prospectively collected data from the cohort was to test the hypothesis that pre-infection vitamin E levels would be associated with HIV-1 disease outcomes.
Phylogenetic analysis of all collected members of this transporter family showed two separate branches of predicted Ni- and Co-specific subgroups although there were still several members with unassigned function in each branch [see Additional file 14].
This analysis of data collected during the first wave of the 2009 pandemic H1N1 epidemic in the United States was exploratory and findings should be considered preliminary until results from larger and more comprehensive studies are available.
