The phrase "analyzed means" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to explain the definition or implications of the term "analyzed," but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "In this study, the term 'analyzed means' is used to describe how data was interpreted."
Alternatives: "analyzed refers to" or "analyzed signifies".
The wide range of antibodies tested and collectively analyzed means that any clinically relevant effects of a specific antibody would be undetectable, if such effects exist.
After all, he said, a major role of government is to transfer income to people who would benefit most — better data, closely analyzed, means government can perform that role more effectively, Mr. Hundt said.
Numbers of pores analyzed, means, and standard deviations are given.
Three metrics of body size were analyzed: means of length, weight and condition (k = g/cm × 10 000), as well as changes in variability within these (coefficient of variation = CV = SD/mean).
Following previous studies, we analyzed means for total revolutions per day, the number of 1-min intervals per day with at least one revolution (minutes/day), the mean speed when running (revolutions/minutes), and the highest single 1-min interval per day (e.g., Swallow et al. 1998; Hannon et al. 2008; Kelly et al. 2010a, b).
To analyze effects of music therapy compared to standard care in this crossover design, we used two approaches: first, we conducted an overall descriptive analysis where we analyzed means and standard deviations at each time point and showed the development in each group graphically.
The second measure of uncertainty is the difference between the observed mean and the objectively analyzed mean at each one-degree grid box.
We analyzed mean survival and lifetime fecundity using ANOVA (separate analyses were run for each measure of fitness).
Studies ranged in size from 10 to 304 women analyzed (mean 59).
A total of 489 ECG were analyzed (mean six ECG per patient).
Overall, 992 women and 897 men were analyzed (mean age 40 years; 7% hypertension; 3% diabetes).
