The phrase "analysis reference to" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to the act of analyzing something in relation to a specific reference or source, but the construction is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The analysis reference to the previous study was crucial for understanding the current results."
Alternatives: "analysis related to" or "analysis concerning".
The framework evolved through an iterative process of mixed method data analysis, reference to the literature, reflection and research team discussion over a period of 6 years.
In the literature, one report used nonlinear regression techniques to fit the specific growth rates of strains of Staphylococcus aureus and utilised both a maximum-likelihood based χ test and principal-component analysis reference to compare restricted models (with one or more parameters assumed to be equal between strains) [ 12].
These effects overlapped spatially with GCM functional connectivity analysis referenced to the stimulated PPC.
We also ran the relevant analyses using this (non-simultaneous) creatine peak and are pleased to say that the pattern of results reported in the manuscript as referenced to NAA holds for this analysis referenced to creatine.
For this concept analysis references to self-management were drawn mainly from chronic and disease management literature, as well as, the few articles on self-management available in the palliative care field.
The one meta-analysis reference referred to as 'Other' used a novel approach developed by the authors of 'summary ranking' involving assigning a score to the rank order of toxicity in individual primary studies, and then combining the scores to provide an overall rank order for toxicity.
The elements drawn from the analysis are then linked to the socio-political context in China, followed by an analysis with reference to classical CSR theories.
The preliminary demographic analysis makes reference to predominantly middle income and age citizens, with a great proportion of them being retirees (Toerpe 2013; Cornwell 2011).
Through such a volume of data, ADRC has identified a number of issues that require further analysis in reference to ensuring a 'fair outcome' for services participating in the accreditation process.
A brief description of the internals and various aspects of the analysis with reference to loading, stresses, seismic modeling and damping values to be considered for evaluation are included in this paper.
In fact, the accuracy of FE analysis, with reference to both structural geometry and material non-linear behaviour, allows a detailed description of the phenomenon on a local scale.
