Sentence examples for more comparable analyses from inspiring English sources
To make cohorts more comparable, analyses were restricted to study participants aged 50-79 years. 50-79 years
Although it is not clear why the conclusions differ, we take a partial correlation approach that is more comparable with the Drosophila analyses than the principal components regression analysis used by Yang and Gaut (2011).
Results largely replicated those for the total sample, although the differences between females with ASAD compared to their non-ASAD counterparts were more extensive than for the comparable analyses for males.
70 Individuals with a BMI value lower than 15 were excluded from subgroup analyses to be more comparable with other studies.
To make the study more comparable with previous studies, we also replicated analyses for different subgroups by age and health status and for VTE cases with anticoagulation prescriptions.
Co-operative efforts, such as assays using common key parameters for imaging and data analyses, could enable to produce more comparable results and gain parallel information for each individual screen.
The analyses of TTHM exposure response relationships combined more comparable exposure levels and were therefore probably more informative, but they could only be conducted for a few end points because of the lack of a sufficient number of studies.
Although the sum-of-squares error serves as the measurement objective function, root-mean-square (RMS) error: (5) is reported in the analyses presented here because RMS is more comparable to water-level measurements.
In this study, risks of blood products were analysed in one model instead of analysing effects of products separately, which is more comparable to real life.
This highlights the importance of trying to standardize the analyses undertaken in future studies so that results are more comparable.
We restricted our analyses to drugs for chronic conditions because they are more comparable across the two data sources than drugs used as needed [ 29, 31].
