Sentence examples for second series of analyses from inspiring English sources

In a second series of analyses we explore the effect of temporal variability of connectivity on the selection of optimal MPA networks.

These trees were used as input trees in a second series of analyses with PAML.

Since we did not find any effect of the environmental enrichment provided but noticed some prominent differences between the high and low cages, we performed a second series of analyses, similar to those described above, but now with position of the cage (cageposition: low versus high), origin, and group as between subject factors.

A second series of analyses were conducted child-level dataset.

A second series of analyses was conducted to uncover any effect of Lag factor on IGT performance.

The risk estimates for each individual cancer site in the second series of analyses were also adjusted for gender and alcohol intake (ever/never).

In the first series of analyses, the upper bound of a group-sequential 1-sided repeated CI for the HR must be ≤1.8 for registration in the United States.

Analogous to the first series of analyses, for each level of d the percentages of area covered by tumor and stroma were re-scaled to sum up to 1.

In the first series of analyses we assumed that the total gene transcription of the three tissue components (tumor, stroma and adipocytes) occurred at an equal level.

In the first series of analyses, DEGs between the DM and NoDM groups were identified under two different assumptions of mRNA levels in adipocytes (denoted by c): Firstly, we assumed that total adipocyte transcription level was equal to stroma cells and tumor epithelial cells (c = 1); secondly, we assumed no transcription in adipocytes (c = 0).

The first series of analyses was a comparison of the cohort with the general Canadian population.