Sentence examples for analyzed years from inspiring English sources
The defendant's brain is often analyzed years after the crime was committed – Northington was scanned in 2012, the murders were in 2003 and 2004.
Professor Bing Liang at the University of Massachusetts analyzed years of data from the contests and eventually concluded "the performance of the pros' stocks is indistinguishable from that of the dartboard stocks for 90percentt of the contests".
Average concentrations of nitrate in all 19 wells for all the analyzed years were between recommended limit value of 25 mg/l (RLV) and MAV except in 2002 (concentration was under RLV).
Regarding phytoplankton biomass temporal variability (Fig. 4B) along the Basque coast, statistically significant differences in the Chl-a concentrations were not detected, neither among seasons (Two-way ANOVA; p = 0.111), nor between analyzed years (Two-way ANOVA; p = 0.807).
Box plots, log-transformed to provide a more symmetric distribution, show that the average concentration of nitrate in all 19 wells for all the analyzed years was between RLV and MAV except in 2002 when the concentration was under the RLV.
In conjunction with this, the values for the total exergy losses are found to vary from 486.43 to 2797.28 PJ, while those for the improvement potential are obtained to range from 58.80 to 1870 PJ in the Turkish RCS for the analyzed years.
No interaction was observed between studied seasons at each analyzed year (Two-way ANOVA; p = 0.517).
We also calculated frequencies of these changes for each analyzed year (supplementary table S3).
As Huffington Post Chicago reported last week, ACLU Illinois petitioned the U.S. Department of Justice to investigate the state cops after analyzing years of public data relating to the searches.
Analyzing years worth of data, she found that grammatically, text messages are just as sound as a well-written book, and that any linguistic changes that were occurring -- spelling conventions, stylistic choices -- were "superficial".
The most highly promoted evaluation schemes statistically analyze year-to-year changes in individual test scores, yielding an estimate of teacher "value added".
