Sentence examples for multivariate analysis arising from inspiring English sources

Interestingly high c-kit/VEGF tumors retained their significance by multivariate analysis arising as independent prognostic factor.

Overall survival study revealed that high c-kit/VEGF group retained the significant relationship with OS by multivariate analysis arising as an independent predictor of poor prognosis.

The group of tumors with high c-kit/VEGF retained their significance by multivariate analysis arising as independent predictor of poor prognosis (Table 2).

A multivariate analysis reveals that this difference mainly arises because small internationalized firms with a high share of employees with a vocational degree are less likely to offer apprenticeships.

This multivariate analysis creates new groupings without any preconceived notion of what clusters may arise.

In observational studies, when a statistical significant association arises between an exposure and the outcome in the multivariate analysis, it is usually considered as supportive evidence for causal relationship [ 8].

These Procrustes problems arise in applications related to, e.g., rigid body movement and psychometrics, factor analysis, multivariate analysis, multidimensional scaling and GPS locations (see for example, Gower (1984) and Meridith (1977)).

The data arising from all of the dependent variables were analysed using Hotelling's T, the two-group (STZ versus SHAM) equivalent of MANOVA (Multivariate Analysis of Variance), prior to performing multiple ANOVAs on individual variables.

The multivariate analysis... indicates that heads of poor families should average $2,204 in earnings.

The only way really to "get at" the electorate is to perform multivariate analysis -- one in which all the relevant variables are examined simultaneously.

By 11, he was conducting multivariate analysis to figure out if the size of a baseball stadium affects attendance (it doesn't).