Sentence examples for estimate for further analysis from inspiring English sources
To retain maximum information, we combined multiple effect values into a pooled estimate for further analysis if one study reported several results separately for different sampling time points.
Corrected gene expression estimates, were used for further analysis.
In such cases DNA sequence-based species delimitation has been proposed as a means of estimating species boundaries for further analysis.
To capture long run cointegration among variables, we formulate following ARDL models considering each variable as dependent variable to estimate best fitted model for further analysis (shown in matrix form).
Our dataset of narrow-sense heritabilities consisted of 164 sources, which yielded 2049 h estimates of quality suitable for further analysis (hereafter 'reduced h dataset', Table S3).
Our dataset of 'narrow-sense' genetic correlations consisted of 81 sources which presented 1548 estimates of quality suitable for further analysis (hereafter 'reduced rG dataset', Table S6).
Given fit to the Rasch model, an interval scale latent estimate (in logits) is available for further analysis, with the raw score transformed into a suitable range, for example 0-100.
In the detection stage, the arrival (occurrence) times of candidate EPSCs are found and processed, and short segments of data around the estimated occurrence times are extracted for further analysis.
This supernatant was used for further analysis to estimate total reducing sugar by DNS method.
Given the strong association with HER2 amplification, and the putative role of PTEN inactivation for HER2 therapy failure, our findings prompt for further analysis to estimate the predictive value of PTEN deletion analysis for HER2 treatment success in breast cancer.
In RUMM2020 test equating can be explored graphically by comparing the raw-score to logit transformation graph for each test, and tables are produced for the raw score logit estimate values, which can be exported for further analysis.
