Sentence examples for suggested further analyses from inspiring English sources

Preliminary analyses were performed for major ISCO and ISIC groups; if elevated ORs (ever vs never exposed) were suggested, further analyses were conducted in the submajor groups.

The meta-analysis concluded that there were a number of methodological problems limiting the conclusions such as the pharmacodynamic properties of the anti-hypertensive used and the increasing use of antihypertensives over time in the control group, and suggested further analyses.

In his op-ed, Goodsmith encouraged people to look at the maps, identify problem areas and suggest further analyses and actions to mitigate the risks. .

Because of the societal importance of developmental neurotoxicity caused by prenatal exposure to methylmercury, expert groups [ 4] have critically reviewed the data and suggested further statistical analyses to explore the possible significance of potential weaknesses of the study.

Fifteen days post-transplant, near peak HSCT symptom burden, repeat cotinine analyses suggested further reduction in the prevalence of tobacco use (4.1%), with 5 continuing false negatives based on pre-transplant self-report.

We therefore suggest further genetic analyses in NP-C uncertain patients in the future.

19 This same study suggested that further analyses be conducted as monthly aggregations of suicide, which we have done here for Greece.

Although the 7 BFA-resistant mutants seem less promising, some of them might still be related to TORC1 function as suggested by further analyses such as requirement for rapamycin-dependent lifespan extension (see below).

Also, by highlighting the impact of such factors as more proximate political arrangements and structures of elite political competition, contributors suggest further avenues for institutional analyses.

Our EVI analyses suggest further research is worthwhile to resolve remaining uncertainties surrounding the CI or FICI decision.

Our findings suggest that further analyses of serum hormone levels at the time of diagnosis are unlikely to improve our understanding of the etiology of prostatic cancer.