The phrase "ancillary results" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to secondary or supplementary outcomes that support or relate to the main results of a study or analysis.
Example: "The primary findings of the research were significant, but the ancillary results also provided valuable insights into the underlying trends."
Alternatives: "secondary results" or "supplementary findings".
As ancillary results, it is found that optimizing the PV panel orientation can improve the probability distribution of solar irradiance on the panel, and it is confirmed that an oversized PV array may help reduce the energy cost.
The Appendices to the text collect certain ancillary results which will be used on and off in the systematic exposi tion; a reference of the form A2.
A tight degree of integration between pooled data is needed when the results of specific primary studies are aggregated and integrated with ancillary results for rigorous cross-analysis (Steps 5 7 of the ancillary study workflow).
The fact that the value of the OneUnited stock was enhanced by the legislation was not an offer of a favor, it was an ancillary result.
On the other hand the low HCY could be an ancillary result and other mechanisms may lead to the reduced risk.
Our basic model assumed homogeneous mixing within each sub-population, and we used our extension of the final size equation, an ancillary result that follows directly from the SIR model of transmission [ 33], to link the reported incidence of symptoms in each subgroup of the population to their susceptibility status before each wave.
The local stability of r xy would be an ancillary result under the assumption of a stationary stochastic process, since then the frequencies converge in probability to fixed limits, f x → p x and f xy / f x → p xy as n → ∞.
In fact, this technique can be used to establish diagnoses and confirm other ancillary testing results, such as gene expression arrays.
Based on cross-sectional imaging, histology and ancillary test results, the findings will be reclassified with regard to the likely final diagnosis and major pathological findings.
For example, in cases where the ancillary care results in harm, what liability is there on the investigators or sponsors and what implications could the provision of ancillary care, even if protocol specific, have for study and investigator insurance?
We used the two following sources of data: Electronic health records of the Basque primary healthcare system, which contain demographic, administrative and clinical data, including diagnoses, prescriptions, ancillary test results and referrals, generated in relation to each patient visit.
