Sentence examples for more valid analysis from inspiring English sources

Second, our approach did not include an intercultural comparison, which would allow for a more valid analysis of the common morality hypothesis.

However, the Hartung-Knapp-Sidik-Jonkman random-effects model assuming a t-distribution of log (RR) (for dichotomous outcomes) seems to be a more valid meta-analysis method [ 22].

We have used the hydrated structure instead of high-resolution 2cgh for water related comparisons as similar crystallization conditions and structure resolutions for hMtb-BirA and dhMtb-BirA make the analysis more valid.

A within context analysis, therefore, produces more valid measures of association than a between context analysis, the latter being confounded by unmeasured factors not controllable by traditional multiple regression modelling.

"What are they doing with that information?" Another question is whether emotion detection is any more valid than novelties like handwriting analysis.

We addressed this by using multiple imputation models which provide more valid results than complete case analysis if data are missing at random.

We believe that the fixed effect analysis is more valid given our statistical adjustments and the fact that we used a common analytical protocol at all sites.

The analysis is even more valid in a context of premature deindustrialization that makes urgent a rethinking of Colombian industrial policies.

Beta values were converted to M values [ M = log2(beta/(1 − beta))], a statistically more valid method for conducting differential methylation analysis.

By genotyping more SNPs with a more accurate method and by implementing a case-only design, our analysis provides a more valid assessment of the multiplicative interaction between NAT2 genotype and exposure to tobacco smoke in relation to breast cancer.

Irrespective of such drawbacks, our approach of conducting a meta-analysis with individual participant data from different cohort studies being harmonised and uniformly analysed can be presumed to be more valid compared to a traditional meta-analysis of published studies.