Sentence examples for strictly exploratory from inspiring English sources

Thus the three replicate results are strictly exploratory.

Except for the logistic regression analysis of the primary endpoint, all analyses are strictly exploratory.

The statistical analyses for the translational research substudy are strictly exploratory in nature.

Therefore, the statistical analysis actually performed was in a strictly exploratory and mainly descriptive manner, and differed from the analyses outlined in the study protocol.

Due to the low patient numbers, any confirmatory statistical analysis was unattainable inappropriate, therefore, the statistical analysis that was actually performed was in a strictly exploratory and mainly descriptive manner.

For example, if the temporal dynamics of perceptual awareness were strictly tuned to the timing of exploratory eye movements, we would probably see the world as a rapid sequence of snapshots, one for each fixation period.

In general, our approach was exploratory; we did not expect participants to strictly differentiate between each of the four scenarios when sharing their views on adaptation.

Finally, many models were fit and no procedure was used to strictly control type I error; results presented here are meant to be exploratory and hypothesis-generating ones.

This exploratory work neglects changes in channel semi-width and hydraulics, and so applies strictly only to small particle concentrations (but also to irreversible adsorption of a solute).

An exploratory post-hoc exclusion of the 20 patients with early leukaemic stages (Table 3), that can strictly be viewed as non-neoplasms even revealed a trend towards a negative association between the 103Ile polymorphism and cancer cachexia (Fisher's exact test, two sided, p-value = 0.0068).

This statistical model assumes that our choice of species was a random sample from their respective clades; although not strictly true, we chose species to be representative of the breadth within clades and so are comfortable using these analyses as exploratory indicators.