Sentence examples for guideline for analysis from inspiring English sources

The methodology proposed serves as a policy guideline for analysis of buildings in historical centres, prioritising the preservation of the cultural heritage value and the recovery of the historic use of urban space.

Sampling weight provided by the Add Health study was assigned as "the sampling weight" in multivariate logistic regression as indicated in the guideline for analysis of the Add Health Data [ 16].

We add several dashed lines in the figure as guidelines for analysis.

We provide guidelines for analysis and discuss some of the challenges inherent in these studies and future research directions.

In line with the guidelines for analysis based on the Grounded theory approach [ 11, 12], the analysis started with open coding [ 11], also called "initial coding"[ 12].

For example, CLSI (the Clinical and Laboratory Standards Institute) develops "…globally applicable voluntary consensus documents for health care testing" [ 60], such as consensus guidelines for analysis and presentation of antimicrobial resistance trends [ 61].

Both time domain and frequency domain HRV analyses were performed as recommended by the European Society of Cardiology/North American Society of Pacing and Electrophysiology (ESC/NASPE) Task Force, as well as the American College of Cardiology (ACC / American Heart Association AHAA) guidelines for analysis of short-term recordings [ 9].

We adhered to conservative guidelines for analysis of subgroups (15), and as our interaction terms between diet and BMI, diabetes status, age, race, or sex were not significant, we did not highlight subgroup results in Table 3.

In accordance with current guidelines for analysis of tobacco use cessation trials from the Society for Research on Nicotine and Tobacco Research, our intent-to-treat analysis assigned tobacco users who did not complete six-month follow-up as continued using tobacco (not abstinent) [ 13].

In summary, the weight of evidence regarding E-R from the UG and complete cohorts indicate elevated HRs at higher cumulative exposures, but the evidence shows no clear relationship regarding an E-R trend based on the a priori guidelines for analysis.

At the end of the experience a guideline for the analysis of feedback has been designed.