The phrase "analysis we updated the" is not correct and appears to be incomplete in written English.
It could be used in a context where you are discussing changes made to an analysis, but it needs additional information to be clear.
Example: "In the analysis we updated the data to reflect the latest trends in the market."
Alternatives: "the analysis we revised" or "the analysis we modified".
Combining with ultrastructural cytological observation, systematic comparative transcriptome analysis,and metabolic analysis, we updated the simple action model of CHA-MES inducing male sterility in rapeseed, which was proposed in our previous investigation [ 8].
For the current analysis, we updated the literature search to identify any additional studies published in the period since the earlier review was completed, searching specifically for studies providing data on non-AIDS-related deaths.
For the current analysis, we updated mortality data every year through 31 December 2011.
The usefulness of the network meta-analysis in this setting was highlighted during the course of this review when we updated the analysis to include the results of the most recent study of bipolar radio frequency and free fluid endometrial ablation 32; the first to compare these two treatments directly.
To further investigate the role of sedentary behaviours in endometrial cancer aetiology, we updated the analysis by Gierach et al from the NIH-AARP Diextendingalth Study by extending cancer follow-up through 31 December 2006 (Gierach et al, 2009).
In order to provide further information on the issue, we updated the analysis of a case control study conducted in Italy between 1983 and 1992 (La Vecchia et al, 1990).
Accordingly, we updated the Statistical analysis section in the Materials and methods, the figures, and figure legends.
Given the major changes in the research environment, and with the encouragement of program administrators at the Doris Duke Charitable Foundation, who used the results from the Zemlo et al. (8) study to develop training programs, we updated the earlier analysis to assess changes in the U.S. physician scientist workforce.
Here we update the analysis of total duration of breastfeeding and risk of breast cancer using a larger sample of BRCA mutation carriers with the addition of 700 matched pairs.
In this paper, we update the analysis restricting to a more homogenous and valid dataset (discussed in more detail below in the Analytic approach), and extend the analysis to illustrate how per person operational costs varied in aggregate by: (i) Temporal characteristics – to assess how costs have changed over time.
HW was responsible for the online survey and data analysis and updated the literature search.
