Sentence examples for provisional analysis from inspiring English sources

"Located along the seventh arc, that area is consistent with provisional analysis of satellite and other data that is being used to determine the future search area," it said.

A provisional analysis by the Campaign for Clean Air in London (CCAL) of the report shows that the boroughs with the highest number of premature deaths attributed to airborne pollution are in outer London.

The provisional analysis led us to modify the imaging scheme for the remaining patients in the study.

Following discussions with the FDA, the first three patients were administered a reduced activity (nominally 111 mCi:3 mCi) of 124I, and a provisional analysis was performed before further patient accrual.

This provisional analysis led to an amendment that allowed these patients to continue with a modified lock regimen, in which only 1 lumen was locked per day.

The preliminary data on the generic composition of the family allows us to conduct a provisional analysis of the World distribution of vesicomyids at the generic level (Table 1).

The patient cohorts represent a small study and the biological conclusions are therefore provisional pending analysis of larger populations.

Provisional multi-trait analysis suggests that the internal reliability of the subscales is reasonable.

Though our clinicians have received many positive anecdotal reports from family members and caregivers of sapropterin Responders (both Definitive and Provisional), a formal analysis is needed to determine measurable QOL benefits to these family members and caregivers.

Additionally, in The Cancer Genome Atlas (TCGA) breast carcinoma provisional dataset, RNAseq analysis has shown claudin 1 to be up regulated in 17/81 (21%) of basal-like tumors compared with 2/324 (<1%) of luminal A/B cases [ 33].

Our analysis of provisional results (for 2013 2016) for the EU forest reference levels under the Kyoto Protocol indicates that most of the anticipated 110 120 Mt CO2/year of forest credits (capped at 70 80 Mt CO2/year, equal to about 1.3% of 1990 EU total emissions) do not reflect real mitigation actions but mostly deviations from policy-assumed increases of harvest that failed to materialise.