The phrase "analyzed rather than the" is not correct and seems incomplete in written English.
It could be used in a context where a comparison is being made between two methods or approaches, but it requires additional information to be clear.
Example: "The data was analyzed rather than the assumptions being made."
Alternatives: "examined instead of the" or "evaluated rather than the".
Statistical power decreases even more when subsamples based on medication therapy are analyzed rather than the whole diabetic subsample.
I suggest to change the title to better reflect that the release date of the target information is analyzed rather than the release date of the drugs.
Second, BTMs were log transformed and percentage change from baseline was analyzed, rather than the change from baseline, to ease clinical interpretation.
It has become an unfortunate trend of the "big data" world that we focus on the size of the datasets we analyze, rather than the number of useful datapoints they contain or the insights we gain from them.
Putting this all together, today's big data world focuses too much on the file sizes of the datasets being analyzed, rather than on the actual datapoints they contain or the insights they yield.
In a fractal process, as more data are analyzed, rather than converge to a definite value, the mean continues to increase toward ever larger values or decrease toward ever smaller values.
The estimated bias of self-report calculated in this way should be seen as a possible scenario which is supported by the data analyzed, rather than as any sort of direct validation by some additional independent information.
To characterize TRAIL receptors in cancers, cytoplasmic staining is usually analyzed rather than membrane or nuclear staining [ 9, 12].
We will be more focused on process --- thinking through the things we analyze --- rather than in making sure we cover a fully comprehensive set of topics.
This was seen as a way to get students thinking about the broad picture, to analyze rather than just memorize facts.
Legacy processes encourage standing still: Waterfall and other legacy approaches often waste time analyzing rather than building.
