Sentence examples for in past analysis from inspiring English sources

We hypothesised that patients with pN1 disease might comprise different prognostic subsets of patients, mainly for the following two reasons: first, in past analysis of the SEER (Surveillance, Epidemiology and End Results) database, (Vinh-Hung et al 2003a) reported that the relative mortality hazard continues to increase with each involved node without any obvious cutoff point.

Of the proteins identified in DC2.4 cells, 76% had been previously identified as palmitoylated proteins in our past analysis of this cell line, and by others in proteomic studies of other cell types [ 7, 16, 17, 27- 31] (see Additional file 1: Table S1).

Since in the past analysis of the forestry and wood products industries' impact on the CO2 balance was assigned to national GHG emissions, it was only used as a reference in Approach I [52].

Since in the past analysis of the forestry and wood products industries' impact on the CO2 balance was assigned to national GHG emissions, it was only used as a reference in Approach I [ 52].

These results are in agreement with the past analysis by PLM and SEM EDS [3] that identified a titanium oxide/barium sulfate composite pigment [40] mixed with zinc white and barytes.

We should also consider the climatic influence of people in paleo-extinctions where past analysis consider human activities and climate change as distinct (Cooper et al. 2015; Stuart 2015).

In the world of policy too often we wind up just getting all of our assumptions reinforced in the haste to move past analysis into action.

Lightning is one of the most frequent accident causes in storage tank parks, and accidents triggered by lightning are the most frequent Natech event reported in past-accident analysis.

As was demonstrated in past research correspondence analysis is a useful tool for researchers examining prescription medication data [ 25].

This conclusion is in agreement with a result reached in past studies from the analysis of sulfation data for the same solids.

Several forms of distance decay function have been already used and described in past accessibility studies; this analysis considers two different shapes depending on travel time (Fig. 4): a negative exponential function to represent the potential accessibility: Fleft {t}_{ij}right)={e}^{-beta t}; (4 as proposed also in [18] in our analysis "the parameter β has been set to 0.005.