Sentence examples for extent of the analyses from inspiring English sources

In addition, the reliance on self-reported information introduces the possibility of recall bias and reporting error, and even after combining nine surveys the relatively small study size limited the extent of the analyses so that the recognized lower screening uptake in larger conurbations such as London [ 10, 11] could not be confirmed.

The extension of operational licenses of second generation pressurized water reactor (PWR) nuclear power plants depends to a large extent on the analyses of fatigue usage of the reactor coolant pressure boundary.

Depending upon the age, four to six sections spanning the rostral to caudal extent of the CC were analysed from a minimum of three animals per age and genotype.

It should also be noted that a fairly small sample size limited the extent of multivariate analyses that could be performed.

Note that, as expected from the extent of LD, multivariate analyses using the SMARTPCA software package [42] which allows to perform correction for the extent of LD (by replacing individual SNP values with the residuals from a multivariate regression without intercept on the two preceding SNPs on the map, provided they are less than 200 kb apart) lead to almost identical results.

Another reason for the apparent increase in regulated genes is the use of p-values without any threshold concerning the extent of regulation; previous analyses have always set a regulation threshold, usually of 2-fold or more.

Changes in household composition, marital status or compression of disability, to the extent of our sensitivity analyses [Additional File 1: Supplementary Table S7], made little difference to the projected estimates.

Currently, the full extent of the TNC dataset only permits analyses at or above the state level.

A total of three sections representing the medial to lateral extent of the lobule were processed and analysed for each bird.

To get a picture of the extent of overoptimism of the discriminant analyses, all of the classifiers have been applied to the original (i.e. non-simulated) 96 spectra.

Figure  1, on the left, also shows results of the analyses examining the extent to which sexually active adolescents tended to be friends with one another.