Sentence examples for subsequent reported analysis from inspiring English sources

The subsequent reported analysis refers to the location of accidents.

Subsequent reports and analysis such as that from David Hsieh, a technology analyst, suggest that the iPad mini is selling better than the fourth generation iPad.

To provide a theoretical framework for the study and the subsequent analysis reported in this article, we take a practice perspective of leading.

Although a subsequent analysis reported that the vast majority of cost-increases occurred in only one of the demonstration areas (i.e. northern Illinois), the demonstration project was not deemed successful and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) did not pursue expanded coverage of chiropractic care to reduce health care costs [ 63].

Although no renal defects were initially reported, subsequent analysis has revealed cystic kidneys in Bbs4 tmices mice (Guo et al., 2011), but polydactyly was not exhibited (Mykytyn et al., 2004; Eichers et al., 2006).

A subsequent report by the financial analysis firm M-Cam highlighted the scope for further litigation noting that more than 30,000 patents have been filed relating to the key aspects of social networking, e-commerce and data management.

A subsequent report updated the survival analysis based on median follow-up of 22 months (Richardson et al. 2005c).

In subsequent mechanistic analysis reported here, we have now established that DUSP6 depletion has a broader activity in sensitising cells not only to EGFR inhibitors but also to additional targeted agents and to DNA-damaging agents.

A combined meta-analysis, including data from the previous meta-analysis, two subsequent reports [ 16] and the current data, reveals statistically significant evidence for association (P = 1.4 × 10-5) becauseause of heterogeneity between the studies, these results should be interpreted with caution.

By completing the questionnaire, participants implied consent for their responses to be included in the analysis and subsequent reporting.

Any information that could identify participants was not available during transcription or retained during analysis or subsequent reporting of findings.