Sentence examples for the revised analyses from inspiring English sources

In the revised analyses, there was still evidence of health authority level variation in treatment and survival similar to that shown in Figure 1.

In the revised analyses the group of children of immigrants was divided into two groups, children of immigrants from Europe, excluding former Yugoslavia, and children or immigrants from outside Europe and former Yugoslavia.

CB and CM contributed to the initial and revised analyses of the NPHS panel data, the interpretation of the results and the initial drafting/editing of the manuscript.

This method was suggested by the HEI Health Review Committee (2003) for revised analyses of the ACS and Six Cities cohort studies (Krewski et al., 2000).

These may prove useful for those wishing to recover data from which a previous generation of the IGRF has been subtracted or who wish to use the latest generation of the IGRF to carry out revised analyses.

Our revised analyses show the MSA class averages closely match projections from models presented for each structure.

For example, in the revised NMMAPS analyses, Dominici et al. (2003) used the same lag for each of the pollutants in their multipollutant analyses.

CB and JS were responsible for the data linkage with Statistics Canada (for the NPHS Share File) and for the revised bootstrap analyses.

Overall, the revised statistical analyses have revealed more population-level and interactive effects of TPS10 expression which we feel facilitate our discussion of the data, strengthen our conclusions, and overall provide a more comprehensible and coherent picture for the reader.

We totally agree and in the revised version, statistical analyses of data have now been included for all experiments.

As now mentioned in the revised paper, pathologic analyses showed extensive extra-medullary hematopoiesis and phagocytosis of RBCs, which was greater in the iron deficient animal.