Sentence examples for by a previous analysis from inspiring English sources

A phylogenetic analysis of various eastern Asian and eastern North American disjunct Suillus species revealed that S. sibiricus forms a well-supported clade with S. americanus and S. umbonatus; these relationships are corroborated by a previous analysis (1996), which used a larger sampling of Suillus species to determine taxonomic relationships in the genus.

This is further supported by a previous analysis of the CNVs documented on the TCAG Database of Genomic Variants [32], which showed the distribution of CNVs in the genome to be correlated with Alu repeats [12].

Placement of Acrocanthosaurus among carcharodontosaurid taxa of similar age requires noticeably fewer ghost lineages, a result independently recovered by a previous analysis of stratigraphic fit to allosauroid phylogenies [10].

Rivastigmine treatment was associated with significant efficacy on the higher-order memory and language subscales of the SIB, as defined by a previous analysis of the nine SIB domains [ 13].

Translation of urgent referral criteria into clinical coding followed a previously described method and was partly informed by a previous analysis of predictors of colorectal cancer (Marshall et al, 2011).

These results are corroborated by a previous analysis of the same data [ 66]; however, most of the putative transcription-factor interactions inferred in that analysis are not supported by ours.

We demonstrate this by considering a previous analysis of microarray data obtained on breast tumour specimens, many of which were paired specimens from the same patient before and after chemotherapy.

In this cohort, former and current smoking status was associated with reduced arterial stiffness as represented by YM, consistent with a previous analysis in MESA participants (Sharrett et al. 2006), but current smoking was associated with more arterial stiffness as measured by C2.

Oh, did I mention a prior Times economic-statistical blog on the subject, Mapping Gay Marriage (April 8), which refers to a Times column the same day analyzing the momentum generated by the Iowa decision for similar initiatives around the country, while noting a previous analysis by Nate Silver warning about a backlash from the Iowa decision - okay, I'll stop here.

By comparison, two years earlier, more people were taking cabs and fewer were walking or biking or taking the subway, according to a previous analysis by the Center for Economic Opportunity.

A previous analysis by the center suggested that taxpayers in the top 0.1 percent would see an average tax reduction of $725,716 under Mr. Romney's proposal.