Sentence examples for supported in the analysis from inspiring English sources

This conclusion is also supported in the analysis treating HRV variables from each 30-minute segment as repeated measures, and stratified according to daytime (9 AM to 9 PM) and nighttime (9 PM to 9 AM next day).

The expectation that viruses with high CG-content should experience very rapid saturation, with large variation in the estimate of ti/ tv over time, was not supported in the analysis of these particular viral data sets.

The chlamydial TamA TamB operon seems to be derived through horizontal gene transfer (HGT) from the Alphaproteobacteria; this is also supported in the analysis of the Omp85 proteins (fig. 7 and supplementary fig. S9, Supplementary Material online).

On the other hand, the hypothesis that tries to explain differences in evolutionary rates as due to differences in metabolic rate or generation time (both correlated to body mass) was not supported in the analysis of cytochrome b evolutionary rates of a wide set of mammalian species [ 25].

This communication introduces a novel scheme for the treatment of free edge supports in the analysis of beams by using the discrete singular convolution (DSC) algorithm.

The formulation of a new approach for the representation of point supports in the analysis of plates and its application to various problems of point supported plates was presented in earlier studies.

In addition, its LBD was weakly supported in the ML analysis and not supported by the Bayesian Inference analysis.

This locus was further supported in the pooled analysis using all 30 families where suggestive NPL scores for these markers were provided in nonparametric analysis.

This significance of heterogeneity in effectiveness estimates was also supported in the pooling analysis by testing the significance of interaction between group and study effects (P=0.021).

This significance of heterogeneity in effectiveness estimates was supported in the pooling analysis via testing the significance of interactions between group and study effects (P<0.001).

JF supported in the experimental analysis and revising the manuscript.