The phrase "analysis status" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the current state or condition of an analysis being conducted or completed.
Example: "The analysis status will be updated once all data has been reviewed and processed."
Alternatives: "evaluation status" or "assessment status".
Using a web browser on your local machine, you can view the analysis status and results at http://192.128.0.20 5000.
As a form of post-stability analysis, status quo analysis aims at confirming that possible equilibria, or states stable for all decision-makers, are in fact reachable from the status quo or any other initial state.
For the remainder of this study, we focused on the TTC40 gene analysis: status of methylation and expression in NPC samples.
In the multivariate analysis, status of disease predicted QoL (P=0.002), and being Italian-speaking predicted poorer QoL compared with English-speaking patients (P=0.006), with only nonsignificant trends when the other groups were compared to English-speakers.
The abstracts of all articles identified by the search were read by the first author and classified in regard their IPD meta-analysis status as either 'yes', 'unsure', or 'no'no
We used the following Hollingshead Index categories for our analysis: Lower Status, Lower-middle Status, Middle Status, Upper-middle Status, and Upper Status.
Four demographic factors were selected for this analysis; marital status, employment status, age classified into groups, and education.
The algebraic approach establishes an integrated paradigm for stability analysis and status quo analysis under different preference structures, such as two-level preference and three-level preference.
In a multivariate analysis, nodal status was the single most important predictor of overall survival.
Generally, they focus on single driving cycle analysis, driving status recognition or daily driving distance range quantification.
In multivariate analysis, performance status >2 (p < 0.001) and mechanical ventilation (p = 0.039) were associated with worse in-hospital mortality.
