Sentence examples for following further analyses from inspiring English sources

One limitation of the study was the amount of missing data, caused by a number of issues, but following further analyses judged to be random in nature.

All OTUs found in at least two samples were retained for performing the following further analyses.

Such hybrids allow the following: further disaggregation of the economic IO model, incorporate the up- and down-stream analyses and include economy-wide effects to segregated LCA models.

The following further criticisms can be added.

One participant was later excluded from all further analyses following withdrawal of informed consent.

But the following analyses further support the interpretation that non-disease factors underlying HWD are less likely to be important in explaining our data.

The analysis of 10 grain samples revealed no fumonisin contamination and following these preliminary results, no further analyses were performed.

This can increase the chance of unwanted off-target effects as well as on-target mutations and mutational mosaicism in independent cells of embryos, leading to multiple mutant alleles in following generations and potentially complicating further analyses.

SNPs not meeting any of the following criteria were excluded from further analyses: (1) call rate per SNP ≥95%; (2) minor allele frequency ≥ 5% (n = 117, 175 SNPs were excluded based on criteria 1 and 2); and (3) Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium test of p ≥ 10−6 (n = 997 SNPs were excluded) using control subjects only.

The following data were discarded prior to further analyses: (i) reads with more than 2 mismatches, (ii) reads that matched to multiple locations, (iii) reads that did not map to the chromosome, and (iv) reads that mapped to the 16S or 23S genes (Table 1).

Only those studies that met the following criteria were included in further analyses: (i) It must represent an assessment of association between a polymorphic genetic marker (including SNP and microsatellite markers) and drug addiction phenotypes.