Instead, they based their early analyses on independent surveys of voters at the polls and an examination of turnout in crucial counties.
That might mean that some of the early analyses would not be especially satisfying to the public.
"Based on everything we know now, F.D.A.'s preliminary conclusion is that the observed difference in risk of heart attacks and other heart-related problems seen in early analyses of the two small long-term studies is not a true effect," the agency said in a written statement.
Early analyses of fossil footprints gave important insights into the postures and gaits of dinosaurs, showing that the animals were more upright and less sprawling than the first palaeontologists had thought, and that they usually carried their tails aloft, rather than dragging them on the ground.
While the Independence Party, hitherto seen as a mainly marginal protest group, drew support from all three major parties in the Eastleigh vote, early analyses of the voting suggested that it inflicted most damage on the Conservatives.
CDC's early analyses raise several provocative possibilities.
Early analyses of S. sempervirens heartwood extracts quantified several broad classes of compounds.
Early analyses also showed that the working area "working with parents" was neglected in many settings when starting the initiative.
These early analyses showed large site-level differences in height, basal area and volume compared with seedlot differences.
Early analyses of the mechanisms of shape change by integrins led to the definition of three inter-convertible conformational states: inactive, primed and ligand-occupied.
Early analyses demonstrated that in small cohorts, medical students were able to develop the psychomotor and interpretative skills required for effective focused ultrasonography [17, 20, 22, 25, 26, 29].
