Примери за използване на Re-analysis на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Re-analysis after design changes is a prudent measure.
When you receive a bad urine women are advised to pass urine for bacteriological seeding, re-analysis of the total.
His re-analysis of the existing literature unearthed some positive results.
Even if he correctly complied with all instructions of the attending doctor, in caseof deviations from the norm, the patient should be sent for re-analysis.
But as for the re-analysis, which is taken after the course of treatment, it will not be informative.
The MAH also raised some points on the methodological flaws of the meta-analysis of the 17 intranasal calcitonin studies and provided a re-analysis of data.
The study is based on a re-analysis of old documents and eyewitness accounts from camp survivors.
This capacity encompasses satellite and in-situ observation-derived products, the description of the current situation(analysis), the prediction of the situation a few days ahead(forecast), andthe provision of consistent retrospective data records for recent years(re-analysis).
The re-analysis of the bones uncovers high level of complexity and diversity of the funerary rites, which perhaps was not fully recognised previously.
The re-evaluation of treatment efficacy in RET-negative patients based on the re-analysis of archived tumour samples from the pivotal study D4200C00058.
Such a re-analysis in full knowledge of the results carries the risk of introducing bias that can compromise the integrity of a study.
This capacity shall encompass the description of the current situation of the atmosphere(analysis), the prediction of the situation a few days ahead(forecast), andthe provision of consistent retrospective data records for recent years(re-analysis).
Re-analysis of the data showed that women undertaking HRT were more likely to be from socio-economic groups ABC1, with better than average diet and exercise regimes.
Some time later, the specialists decided to conduct a re-analysis using a more accurate method of determining the amount of oxygen isotopes in rocks of the Earth and moon.
Re-analysis of the data from the epidemiological studies showed that women undertaking HRT were more likely to be from higher socio-economic groups(ABC1), with better than average diet and exercise regimes.
These products encompass a description of the current situation(Analysis), the variability at different spatial and temporal scales, the prediction of the situation a few days ahead(Forecast), andthe provision of consistent retrospective data records for recent years(Re-analysis).
The applicant presented a re-analysis of the data from one main study involving 1,125 patients with advanced or metastatic non-small cell lung cancer with EGFR.
The service is enabled by satellite and in situ observation-based data, and can provide a description of the current situation(analysis), a prediction of the situation a few days ahead(forecast) andthe provision of consistent retrospective data records for recent years(re-analysis).
A re-analysis of the Viking data, in light of modern knowledge of extremophile forms of life, has suggested that the Viking tests were not sophisticated enough to detect these forms of life.
This capacity encompasses the description of the current situation(analysis), the variability at different spatial and temporal scales, the prediction of the situation a few days ahead(forecast), andthe provision of consistent retrospective data records for recent years(re-analysis and reprocessed datasets).
This re-analysis found a very high variation in results[9] and therefore the Panel considers the study to be inconclusive with respect to learning and memory and of limited value for the risk assessment of BPA.
This article is not based on new evidence but rather a re-analysis of older evidence, much of which is the same as that used as the basis for weaning recommendations from the World Health Organization(WHO) and the UK's Departments of Health(DH).
A re-analysis of the now 30 year old Viking data in the light of modern knowledge of extremophile forms of life has suggested that the Viking tests were not sophisticated enough to detect these forms of life, and may even have killed it in the testing procedure.
Based on the final results andnew evidence from re-analysis of data pointing out the deficiencies of the study that emerged after finalisation of the BART study, the CHMP is of the opinion that these data are not reliable and cannot be considered with regards to the cardiovascular risks of aprotinin.
The results of re-analysis of two of these studies did not show a statistically significant association between aprotinin treatment and myocardial infarction, and other cardiovascular endpoints; methodological questions were raised over a third observational study where a supplementary analysis also did not show a significant association between aprotinin and seven-day in-hospital mortality.
The Committee was concerned that, although the re-analysis of the data indicated that there might be a beneficial effect on survival for patients whose tumour cells had high levels of EGFR, there were some concerns, particularly over the way that patients had been categorised into high or low EGFR level groups in the retrospective analysis, as well as the fact that the effect seen in patients with high EGFR levels in the main study had not been confirmed in another study.
The MAH considered that the satisfactory results of these re-analyses suggest that the final outcome of the Cilazapril Teva study was not influenced by the bioanalytical analyses carried out at Cetero Research, Houston.