The phrase "analysis year" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a specific year in which data analysis is conducted or reported.
Example: "The analysis year for the financial report was 2022, which provided valuable insights into the company's performance."
Alternatives: "reporting year" or "evaluation year".
The base year was set as 2008 and the future analysis year was set as 2030.
For a trend analysis year 2000 through 2013 for different vehicle categories of the injured, linear regression analysis, has been used.
In particular, we used the cost and demography information for the year 2011 from Table 1 as baseline and progressed stepwise in 1 year intervals into the future by randomly selecting, for each analysis year, HCE growth parameters for young adults and adults from the distribution of growth rates observed between 1996 and 2011 (assuming that they came from a Gaussian distribution).
A data extraction form included questions on: context (e.g. geographical study location), sampling and characteristics of sample (e.g. HIV/AIDS disease level), methods and results (e.g. type of costs analysis, year of prices, costs sources) and conclusions of the studies (e.g. results summary).
‡By joinpoint analysis, year of statistical significance at P<0.05 (two sided).
56 For the progressors analysis, year 3 missing values were predicted using both approaches.
But after Landis made his allegation last summer, Saugy approached Howman during meetings in Lausanne, expressing concern about a "suspicious result" he had discovered during a doping analysis years previously, Howman said.
Phases 2 5 are chosen to divide active and non-active year from the total analysis years.
While Scott's case hinged on mistaken identity, others have been cleared by DNA analysis years after they were convicted.
At the multivariate analysis, years of education was the only significant socio-economic predictor of 6-month exclusive breastfeeding.
All the interview waves were used in this analysis (years 0, 1, 2, 3, 6, 8, and 10).
