The phrase "analysis reasons" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts where one is discussing the reasons behind a particular analysis or decision-making process, but it is better to clarify the intended meaning.
Example: "The analysis reasons for choosing this method include its efficiency and accuracy."
Alternatives: "reasons for analysis" or "justifications for analysis".
A more technical analysis reasons that White rotates himself three and a half times, while at the same time flipping himself around twice — resembling, if you blink quickly, a human propeller.
Classical genetic epistasis analysis reasons that if two interventions result in an additive phenotypic response they lie in separate pathways.
They need to consider the type of endpoints; the number of patients in the final analysis; reasons of patient's dropouts; the similarity of the trial with the previous trial(s) that established the efficacy profile of the comparator; and the constancy assumption of the data used as reference for the NI margin.
Several themes emerged from the analysis: reasons why YM joined the program, reasons for staying, their perceived contribution and role, the benefits they gained and their views on the future.
Five out of the 20 included studies used less than 80% of included women in the final analysis; reasons for this included exclusion after trial entry, lack of verification with reference standard, and loss to follow-up.
In univariate analysis, reasons for no de-escalation were (a) inadequate initial antibiotics (10.7%), (b) lack of microbiological documentation (50%), (c) initial appropriate antibiotic therapy that could not be de-escalated (narrow-spectrum) (20.5%), and (d) clinical worsening despite appropriate antibiotic therapy (7.1%).
A questionnaire-based analysis of reasons for noncompliance was done to find out the opinions and reasons for noncompliance.
Additional analysis including reasons for CAM use may have assisted in understanding the distribution of CAM use in our population.
"Psychologists," Jamison writes in this deft analysis, "for reasons of clinical necessity or vagaries of temperament, have chosen to dissect and catalog the morbid emotions... and to leave largely unexamined the more vital, positive ones".
From the analysis, the reasons of rotor inrush current and factors influencing it are inferred.
This retrospective analysis evaluated reasons for screen failure (SF) for randomization in the trial.
