Sentence examples similar to badly analysed from inspiring English sources

Chelsea manager Rafa Benitez on striker Fernando Torres's record of only one goal in his last 14 appearances: "He didn't play badly tonight, you can analyse a striker for the number of goals he scores.

Randomized trials and meta-analyses are badly needed in orthopedics.

This simulation study analyses the effects of a badly aligned anatomical image relative to the PET dataset for the purpose of PVC of lesions in PET cardiac datasets.

Since GLMMs for these bat species did not converge or fitted badly, they had to be excluded from further analyses.

The application of power analyses is likely to promote a badly needed discussion about the magnitude of ED effects that should be considered of toxicologic relevance.

While poor statistical analyses can be run again, "...a badly designed study with inferior data is beyond the redemption of the most sophisticated statistical technique" [ 3].

In my book Learn to Write Badly I give the example of a social scientist analysing the differences between good and bad undergraduate essays.

Poorly posed hypotheses, badly planned study protocols, inaccurate data collection and wrong statistical analyses compromise the quality of the final manuscript much more than do writing errors, often irreversibly.

"Most whales that have washed ashore were already too badly decomposed to get the samples needed for many important analyses," she said, adding that an analysis of a biotoxin sample collected from the "freshest" carcass should be available next week.

This theoretical analysis is not a substitute for badly needed experimental work, not even for more detailed theoretical analyses: it is a first step in a (surprisingly) promising direction, and aims to stimulate experimental and further theoretical work.

In contrast, a badly designed database may delay data processing and may even make some analyses impossible.