The phrase "analysis we define the" is not correct and appears to be incomplete in written English.
It could be used in a context where a specific analysis is being defined, but it needs additional information to be clear and complete.
Example: "In this analysis, we define the parameters that will guide our research."
Alternatives: "in this analysis, we specify the" or "in our analysis, we outline the".
In the second step of the analysis we define the units of the study.
In our analysis, we define the main three hardware resources that affect the server operation: memory, processor, and network.
For the following analysis, we define the Lagrangian function of (1.7), L ( x, σ ) : = φ ( x ) + 〈 σ, b − A x 〉, where σ ∈ ℜ m is the Lagrangian multiplier.
For the purposes of analysis, we define the virtual power P as: P = p ∼, n 1 = P total 1 N 1 (26).
To facilitate the analysis, we define the clipping ratio γ and the biasing ratio ς as γ ≜ ( c u - c l ) / 2 σ (10).
In a generic situation, the XPD is subject to spatial variability [19] and, therefore, in the context of this network-level analysis, we define the XPD in a spatial-average sense, that is, (9).
For analysis, we defined the following two rules: (1) patients who fulfilled migraine diagnostic criteria, but also expressed other headache characteristics such as TTH, were categorized as having migraine; (2) probable migraine was also included with migraine.
In the analysis, we defined the number of classification trees (ntree) as 1000, and for the number of variables randomly (mtry) sampled as candidates at each split, we used the default value, which for regression is defined as p/3, where p is the number of covariates.
As a first step in the analysis, we defined the "private sector" and its alignment with IMS data channels.
In our analysis, we defined the top scoring 10% on the risk score as the high-risk group.
In this analysis, we defined the regions that contained origins for both sense and antisense transcripts as bidirectionally transcribed regions.
