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1 h patient, and the paired-t test was used to analyse the data.
2 ses using random effects models were used to analyse the data.
3 , and develop a software package (rgenie) to analyse the data.
4 d generalised linear mixed-effects models to analyse the data.
5 t tests, chi(2), and Fisher's exact tests to analyse the data.
6 at no two teams chose identical workflows to analyse the data.
7 unity participation theoretical framework to analyse the data.
8                   SPM99 software was used to analyse the data.
9 tative synthesis of the evidence was used to analyse the data.
10 us groups, and thematic analysis was used to analyse the data.
11 models, stratified by trial, were applied to analyse the data.
12 ogistic regression analysis were utilized to analyse the data.
13  sequence whole genomes as well as store and analyse the data.
14 sked to the statistician and researchers who analysed the data.
15 and statisticians involved in processing and analysing the data.
16  the interventions, and those collecting and analysing the data.
17                                           We analysed the data according to the number of morbidities
18        A generalized mixed model was used to analyse the data accounting for repeated measurements.
19                 We used a one-stage model to analyse the data and explored whether the effect of tran
20                                           We analyse the data at the tabulation area level of US zip
21 rmance is impacted by donor variability when analysing the data at a single-cell level.
22 f differential staging of prostate cancer by analysing the data both by intention to treat and by tre
23               It would be straightforward to analyse the data, but it is unlikely that the resulting
24 eration screen of the genome for linkage and analysed the data by multipoint linkage methods.
25            We used descriptive statistics to analyse the data collected during a period of 1 year, af
26     A thematic codebook approach was used to analyse the data combining inductive and deductive codes
27                                     Here, we analysed the data consisting of records of insects and f
28                                           We analysed the data for descriptive measures of fatal and
29                                              Analysing the data for each surgical technique, 46 post-
30 sian statistical modelling to simultaneously analyse the data from 164 HPV infections from 76 partici
31                                      Here we analyse the data from the Long Range Reconnaissance Imag
32 a successful outcome, it may be necessary to analyse the data in different ways and compare the resul
33         A variety of methods were applied to analyse the data in order to look at diversity within an
34 t on domain orientation in the enzyme and we analyse the data in terms of a two-state equilibrium bet
35 om misapprehensions about the correct way to analyse the data, including disaggregation or pooling by
36                     The code to generate and analyse the data is available at github.com/haddocking/a
37                   This cross-sectional study analysed the data of 359 elderly Hungarians who filled o
38 2022 Kenya demographic and health survey, we analysed the data of 5,109 women.
39                                      Here we analyse the data on Vesta and conclude that the crust-ma
40                                           We analysed the data on an intention-to-treat basis.
41            To validate these predictions, we analysed the data set of elderly participants (N=2230, 6
42 ntrolled, interrupted time series regression analyses, the data source was Kantar WorldPanel's househ
43 rt that the binomial is more appropriate for analysing the data than our resampling approach.
44 database, to pre-process, quality assess and analyse the data, to perform functional analyses, and to
45                We transcribed recordings and analysed the data using an interpretative phenomenologic
46                                           We analysed the data using both traditional spatial analysi
47                                           We analysed the data using descriptive statistics and bivar
48                                           We analysed the data using intention-to-treat mixed effects
49                                           We analysed the data using linear mixed-effects models.
50                                           We analysed the data using Poisson and piecewise exponentia
51                                           We analysed the data using two different approaches, based
52                       The study statistician analysing the data was masked to group assignment until
53     Using random forest regression models to analyse the data, we show that toxicity is closely corre
54 and clinical research organisation staff who analysed the data were all masked to the treatment assig
55  patients and investigators who recorded and analysed the data were masked for group assignment, whic
56  all investigators other than the person who analysed the data were masked to allocation.
57 ients, physicians, and the investigators who analysed the data were masked to treatment allocation.
58 vestigators, and individuals who handled and analysed the data were masked to treatment assignment.
59 tion, but patients and the investigators who analysed the data were not.
60                            In secondary meta-analyses, the data were grouped across primary categorie
61  the dietary intervention, but investigators analysing the data were masked from the randomisation or
62           Patients, investigators, and those analysing the data were masked to group assignment.
63 stigators, patients, and those collecting or analysing the data were masked to treatment assignment.
64                     Moreover, we intended to analyse the data with joint independent component analys
65                                           We analysed the data with imaging software.
66 ent literature suggests that a better way to analyse the data would be to create random trees from th