Sentence examples for both methods of data from inspiring English sources

All in all, both methods of data analysis show stronger effects of demography on supply of training places before 1990.

Both methods of data analysis showed comparable results in the pattern of DMN activity within groups.

For both methods of data analysis, significantly high or low standardized residual (z-scores) values revealed the presence of outliers which might affect the accuracy of the models.

Given the comparable level of agreement between the ethnic groups, it might therefore be possible that the disconcordance between both methods of data collection reflect an actual difference in the receipt and use of prescriptions.

Transcripts of the A and P groups from cluster only, SAM only and the cluster and SAM overlap lists were confirmed indicating that both methods of data analysis produced list of candidate genes with a low rate of false-positive results (Table S1).

Data on number of visits were available for both methods of collecting data on 89 (37%) of the 238 patients of the complete cohort, and no significant differences (p < 0.05) were found between the validation sample and the complete cohort in the distribution of clinical and demographic variables (Table  1).

However, we found little difference in the model coefficient estimates for the analyses of the full dataset of 11 212 subjects using CCA and both methods of missing data imputation.

While these findings were in contrast to those found in two studies comparing the number of visits by patient-report and patient files in general practitioner clinics [ 2, 3], they were similar to a study comparing both methods of collecting data in physiotherapy clinics [ 4].

This paper discusses the issues arising when collecting data using both traditional methods of data collection and a first use by the experimental team of the TC2 3D body scanner, when faced with a 'non-standard' sample, during an EPSRC funded research project into issues surrounding transport usage by older and physically impaired people.

We found both methods of encoding the data gave similar conclusions.

Overall progress demands advances in both instrumentation and methods of data analysis.