Sentence examples for recommended analytic from inspiring English sources

The recommended analytic approach, presentation of a graph of ORs for a range of cutoffs, is the focus of most of the results and discussion.

At our institution, where the internal clinical lab repeated all positive (and true negative) genotyping results before risk reducing surgeries were recommended, both analytic and post-analytic errors by external academic and commercial laboratories were noted in the years following the initial description of the BRCA genes.

Participants in the December 2001 consultation recommended that "analytic modeling become an explicit element in strategic plans for biodefense preparation and response".

Data from cycles 2001 2002 and 2003 2004 were combined as recommended by NHANES analytic guidelines [ 27].

The sample size in the present study was less than generally recommended for factor analytic investigations [ 48].

As recommended in meta-analytic reviews, various broad areas of patient's functioning are assessed including (1) psychopathology, (2) personality, social role and quality of life, and (3) dynamic functioning which may underlie impaired functioning and contribute to vulnerability to psychiatric disorders [ 33].

In this situation, EFA is often recommended as the first analytic approach [ 32].

It uses an analytic approach recommended by the EMEA and replicates findings of functional outcomes on neurological outcomes.

Our objective was mainly to undertake ordinal distribution or "shift" analysis, which is an efficient end point analytic technique recommended by the EMEA (19).

Third, the study was initially planned as a group-randomized trial, and due to implementation problems, the data presented are from per-protocol analyses that stratified subjects by intervention exposure-an analytic approach recommended by some experts [ 28].

The HESI Epidemiology Subcommittee workshop focused on strengthening the utility and application of epidemiology studies by recommending improvements in analytic methods, exposure assessment approaches, and other techniques to quantify and account for specific sources of uncertainty.