Sentence examples for data analytical plan from inspiring English sources

BR, PF and TN designed the data analysis strategy, AL and CM contributed to calculating statistical power for the primary outcome variable and writing the statistical and data analytical plan together with BR, PF, and TN.

Results will inform the analytical plan of data provided by other regions in Spain.

It is only with clear goals in mind that one can design a suitable data collection instrument and an analytical plan.

AN is in charge of the DSS in Manhiça and has designed and carried out the analytical plan, including data cleaning and interpretation and manuscript writing.

A central protocol for anonymous data cross-linkage and a central analytical plan was developed.

GEH participated in devising the analytical plan, carried our data analysis and drafted the manuscript.

WK obtained funding, developed the analytical plan, analyzed the data, and revised the manuscript.

Finally, because the researchers are not blind to the allocation they will carry out the data analysis according to the detailed analytical plan in Additional file 2. Because our sample is relatively small and we are concerned about power our approach is to start by asking very little of the data, and then ask progressively more depending on the answers to previous queries.

To refine the analytical plan, we reviewed SIRS data as of November 2013 (without knowledge of the treatment allocation and recognising SIRS data is actively being adjudicated and data discrepancies reconciled).

This study was approved by the Institutional Review Board of the University of California Irvine Medical Center (IRB B: [email protected]; HS# 2011 8140, "Variables that Affect Outcomes of Anesthesia for Surgery Patients") and the analytical plan was published on clinicaltrials.gov before data collection and analysis (NCT02057653).

Data management and analyses were conducted according to a pre-specified (common for all participating countries) statistical analytical plan that provided descriptive summary statistics only [mean and standard deviation (SD) for continuous data; number and percentages for categorical data].