Sentence examples for by our data analyses from inspiring English sources

Informed by our data analyses, we found support for the interactive model of social identity development and report the unexpected finding that a newly appointed member׳s age and level of experience appears to influence the manner in which they adapt, and assimilate into their surroundings.

Considering all of the characteristics obtained, we suggest a simple model, i.e., small spatial scale FACs generated by the ionospheric dynamo having the origin in the lower atmosphere, and discuss whether or not the characteristics predicted by the model are consistent with those obtained by our data analyses.

This manipulation probably boosted spine density in these young mice and, as shown by our data, analyses in animals anesthetized around PND 15 then suggest a subsequent pruning of spines over the next 2 weeks, while analyses of mice that did not undergo anesthesia conversely indicate a progressive increase in spine density.

Simulations were performed by repeating our data analyses, using just the DWI series acquired with b-values approximating those of previous studies.

The presumption that increased GERD-knowledge in some way lead to an improved quality of life, e.g. through reinforcing the reassuring effect of gastroscopy [ 24] was not supported by our data – neither when analysed overall nor when stratified by allocation.

The importance of HER2 expression in the occurrence of a large SP is further supported by our data resulting from the analyses of hormone therapy-resistant BC cell lines and tumours.

By systematic data analyses, we show that the phenomenon stems from the unique electron electron scattering kinematics in charge-neutral graphene.

Farmers highlighted logistical advantages as an important driver for land allocation, which was confirmed by data analyses.

For quality control purpose, it is critical to identify these variances and remove ambiguous values by data analyses.

For a large number of subsampling iterations or a large number of cross-validation repetitions, respectively, both procedures are known to yield similar results [ 49], which was corroborated by our preliminary analyses (data not shown).

These results were confirmed by analysing our data using the maximum likelihood-based method (described in the Methods).