CRITICS often analyze music bar by bar, note by note.
Video based flame detection algorithms often analyze flickering of pixel intensities over time to detect flames.
As a result, practitioners often analyze their data using packages for right-censored data.
Individual participant data (IPD) meta-analyses often analyze their IPD as if coming from a single study.
In parallel, investigators often analyze rates of negative outcomes that might be (unintentionally) affected by the policy/program.
Such studies often analyze the biochemical blood and urine parameters of mammals eating GMOs, together with numerous organ weights and histopathology.
Stroke trials often analyze patients with heterogeneous prognoses using a single definition of outcome, which may not be applicable to all subgroups.
Historians often analyze the campaign on a wide strategic level that does not include tactical confrontations, even though these were common and relevant.
Theoreticians often analyze extremes because of the potential simplicity of such an analysis, and they seldom deal with intermediate scenarios between the extremes because of their potential complexity.
These studies often analyze phenotypic, biochemical, and physiological data.
