Sentence examples for older analysis from inspiring English sources
20 It was noted that the incidence of CTLS in the study discussed above by Cairo et al 29 that used an identical chemotherapy backbone but allopurinol prophylaxis and treatment was 18%, whereas an older analysis of TLS in high-grade NHL, albeit using nonuniform definitions, showed an overall incidence of 42% with 6% clinically significant TLS.
In the old analysis, 22 people taking Vioxx and 20 taking a placebo had a heart attack or other event by the 18th month.
Data from each task were entered into a 2 (Group: Full-term, Preterm) × 2 (Age Category: 8 9 years old, 10 11 years old) analysis of covariance (ANCOVA), controlling for processing efficiency.
* p-value < 0.05; † Categories of heavy metals: I (reference) <0.5 ng/m3; II 0.5-1 ng/m3; III 1-2 ng/m3 ; IV >2 ng/m3; § Observed cases; §§ Rate Ratios vs reference category, adjusted by age and socioeconomic status; ‡ Analyses for AMI, CHF and COPD was restricted to 35-74 year olds; analysis for asthma was restricted to 0-64 year olds.
Secondly, it focused on data from both one- and two-year-old children (the previous analysis was performed only for one-year-old children).
The trial used an older ST analysis methodology than the other trials, and supports the hypothesis that ST analysis reduces metabolic acidosis and operative delivery.
For clients living close to the edge financially, or those who were older, this analysis was fairly intense, according to Mr. Kochis.
Systems biology attempts to model complexity by supplementing an older reductionist analysis of biological phenomena with an integrative strategy that would combine the various elements into a coherent, dynamic whole (Lilienfeld 1978; Kitano 2001).
The problem was that older DNA analysis techniques did not provide enough detail on the bacteria involved to track transmission.
Since the disability questions were restricted to the population of 15 years or older, the analysis was also limited to this subsample.
