Definitions
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- noun A second or subsequent
analysis . - noun linguistics Analyzing a
lexeme with a different structure from its original, often by misunderstanding. For example,hamburger , which is originallyHamburg +-er , was reanalyzed asham +-burger , which produced words likecheeseburger .
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Examples
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This socalled reanalysis referred to by Landsea is extremely subjective and lacking any credibility IMO.
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No Bendectin study found a statistically significant link to human birth defects; the court held that this gap outweighed all other scientific evidence, including animal studies, chemistry studies and a "reanalysis" of 30 epidemiological studies.
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Another approach is to harness the power of modern supercomputers to perform what is called a retrospective analysis, or "reanalysis," of climate data.
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Another approach is to harness the power of modern supercomputers to perform what is called a retrospective analysis, or "reanalysis," of climate data.
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The author has created this false "reanalysis" to sell the book.
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2 Since it is the difference between the HadCRUT averages and the NCEP reanalysis which is considered as the “error” in the HadCRUT analysis, it does not include the error in the NCEP analysis.
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In the Briggs and Domingue reanalysis, the which sometimes got switched:
Charles Kerchner: New Analysis Shows Serious Flaws in LA Times Evaluation of Teacher Effectiveness
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This is one of the conclusions reached by Derek Briggs and Ben Domingue of the University of Colorado at Boulder, who conducted a reanalysis of the data used by the Times in their value-added analysis of teacher performance.
Charles Kerchner: New Analysis Shows Serious Flaws in LA Times Evaluation of Teacher Effectiveness
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On Monday, Felch's story about the statistical reanalysis appeared under a headline that said, "Separate study confirms many Los Angeles Times findings on teacher effectiveness."
Charles Kerchner: New Analysis Shows Serious Flaws in LA Times Evaluation of Teacher Effectiveness
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Then in 2003, after reanalysis of the data, the connection between Greenland and Antarctic warming became clear, and a new very simple model of these processes was developed.
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