Sentence examples for using a different analysis from inspiring English sources
But the Seventh and Ninth Circuits have blocked similar laws using a different analysis, holding that the undue-burden test requires balancing the obstacles a law imposes against the strength of the state's justification for it.
But Dr. Gilbert's study, using a different analysis method, found that Avastin increased the burden of symptoms and led to a greater decline in cognition.
The present study examined white-matter integrity in SUD using a different analysis technique: voxelwise analysis using Tract Based Spatial Statistics (TBSS) [31].
Additionally, we validated qualitative results using a different analysis method (rank analysis as in [ 25]; data not shown).
Using a different analysis method, WGCNA, we identified genes in the antiquewhite3 module that were significantly associated with line differences (see above).
The greater number of indels in DT40 was confirmed using a different analysis tool (see Materials and Methods, data not shown).
Likewise, when using a mixed-effects logistic regression model we could assess the normality of the random-effects, and use a different analysis method if the normality assumption is in doubt.
Multidimensional scaling (MDS) using Spearman's correlation as similarity measure was also used to assess if the same samples grouped together when using a different multivariate analysis.
Hipp et al. [51] carried out pathways-based analysis, using a different technique (Expression Analysis Systematic Explorer, EASE, free software), of gene expression changes in urogenital smooth muscle from diabetic animals before the onset of physiologically significant diabetic complications, to identify and define diabetes induced, organ-specific smooth muscle responses.
Many independent estimates of the age of the Earth have been proposed, each made using a different method of analysis.
A previous study by Killich et al. has identified rotation and oscillation patterns in WT STA cells using a different type of analysis [2].
