Sentence examples for more informative analyses from inspiring English sources

Calls should also be designated as made or received for more informative analyses.

Results showed the P-values more significant by an approximately one order of magnitude indicating that more specific pathways lead to more informative analyses.

The heterogeneity in HSCTs means it is difficult to find any overarching phenomena in the reconstitution, and so mixed-effects modelling could provide more informative analyses.

In future, therefore, there will be sufficient numbers to divide the tumours groups into further subcategories to provide more informative analyses.

Larger sample sets and denser and more informative linkage analyses were pointing away from the original chromosome 4 linkage observation, and converging instead most strongly at 3q24-22.

This approach was chosen over other, more statistically informative analyses such as codeml [97] due to its better accommodation of divergent sequences and lower demand for computational resources required by the large datasets analyzed in this study.

Investigation of the IC in SF could thus be even more informative than analysing serum or plasma.

47 However, instead of comparing two or more measurements of the patient's performance it seems to be more informative to analyse the dynamic recovery systematically using equal time intervals over an appropriate time period for example, with daily assessments of walking function and with daily description of physical rehabilitation over months.

51 Instead of comparing two or more measurements of the patient's performance, however, it seems to be more informative to analyse the dynamic recovery systematically using equal time intervals over an appropriate time period, for example, with daily assessments of walking ability.

By stratifying help-seeking by presenting symptom s), more accurate and informative analyses could be produced which, in turn, would result in more accurately targeted early diagnosis interventions.

These factors should be incorporated into basic study design so that more advanced and informative analyses may be conducted.