Sentence examples for the analyses e from inspiring English sources

Consequently, Group E was omitted from several of the analyses (e.g., when socio-demographic or diagnostic information was required).

In particular, the Symphyla, which tends to group with Chelicerata in most of the analyses (e.g., in figs. 4 and 5), render Myriapoda paraphyletic.

Children with severe syndromes and neurodevelopmental conditions were excluded from the analyses (e.g., Down Syndrome), as well as those with impaired/reduced hearing or impaired vision.

Furthermore, by including auxiliary variables in the analyses (e.g., the Time-1 variables in the case of longitudinal analyses), bias is reduced relative to listwise deletion or other ad hoc missing data handling strategies.

In CACE analyses, the compliers in the control group are unobserved and are estimated based on the probability of compliance in the treatment group, as well as based on information coming from covariates in the analyses (e.g., demographics).

However, a limitation of this study is that for some of the analyses (e.g., the combination of haplotypes 2 and 4) there are a small number of individuals with certain haplotype/haplotype combinations.

Accordingly, we recommend that you remove or truncate the speculation on the implications of the MVPA analyses (e.g. the comparison of HF vs PHC), which is difficult to interpret because of the large differences between the 'dissimilar' task conditions.

Length of obtained protein sequence (L), the number of amino acid substitutions (S) and the predicted effect of the substitutions on the function generated by the SIFT analyses (E) are shown.

The limitations of the quantitative analyses (e.g., strong reliance on differences between age groups, which complicates distinguishing between cohort and period effects) are aptly acknowledged throughout this book.

The biochemical analyses (e.g. [9]) upon which the above model was based were subsequently complemented and reinforced in the 1990s by highly selective measurements of intramitochondrial free Ca2+ in living cells by Rizzuto, Pozzan, Rutter and others [10,11].

To analyze the goodness-of-fit of the species-specific volume models, the predictor variables were inserted systematically based on the earlier analyses (e.g., Fig. 2).