Sentence examples for legacy analysis from inspiring English sources

To demonstrate a potential added value for the reduction of cardiovascular endpoints and mortality requires longer follow-up periods as shown in UKPDS [ 46] and DCCT [ 47] legacy analysis.

Even more important, intensive glucose control in those with newly diagnosed type 2 diabetes in the Diabetes Intervention Study DISS) (34) and a post-trial legacy analysis of the UKPDS (35) was associated with significantly lower all-cause mortality.

The proposed framework is founded on light-weight techniques and tools intended for legacy code analysis and markup.

Data acquisition: Beckman-Coulter MoFlo Legacy; data analysis: FlowJo software (Tree Star).

Bishop DiMarzio lamented the fact that "people want black and white answers" rather than the whole legacy of moral analysis and reflection that "the Catholic Church can offer".

Modern female filmmakers (including the director Martha Coolidge and the producer Polly Platt) comment on Marion's craft and legacy, offering smart analysis but with the earnestness and self-consciousness of our age.

Moat & Abelson further highlight the challenge of what they characterized as policy a legacy in their analysis of the influence of institutions in the decision to abolish user fees in Uganda.

Jens Rasmussen's multifaceted legacy includes cognitive work analysis (CWA), a framework for the analysis, design, and evaluation of complex sociotechnical systems.

However, the delay budget analysis of legacy technologies reveals that most of the delay comes from the Internet and the core network parts of the E2E connection.

Should the analysis change for legacy applicants?

If these results point to mixed public attitudes to Syria, YouGov-Cambridge's detailed analysis on the legacy of Iraq also defies easy characterisation.