### activity | analysis:

Biochemical analysis
* Biochemical analyses show excretion.
* Most biochemical analyses show excretion.
* shows that eliaosomes are nutritious, being rich in fats and sugars.

Blood analysis
* detects hormone the organ releases to protect itself.
* shows bacteremia involving gram-positive cocci in clusters.

Case analysis
* is employed to integrate theory with decision making
  - used as a method to simulate the strategic planning environment
* is used to develop analytic and judgment skills and to enhance communication skills
  - emphasize the relationship of financial theory and the firm
  - simulate actual problems encountered in organizations

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Case study
* Case studies are analysises
  - reports on how visualization has contributed to the analysis of data
  - the written evaluations of extensive field research in various areas of business
* is an analysis
+ Personality psychology, Studying Personality
  * Case studies are another important method in studying the personality. A case study is an intense monitoring of a person. Case studies involve studying a person for a very long period of time, gaining as much knowledge about a person as possible. A disadvantage to case studies is that it is hard to use that information to help understand other people because no two people are exactly the same. This provides limited generalizability.

Causal analysis
* is an important term in theory.
* suggests that one variable causes variations in another.

Chemical analysis
* All chemical analyses tend to overestimate the concentration of metal that is bioavailable.
* Chemical analyses show kinds.
* involves the measure of the concentration of specific compounds.
  - obtained by Optical Emission Spectroscopy
  - used to determine the mineral concentrations in water
* reveals that chromosomes are about half DNA and half protein.

Chromosomal analysis
* Chromosomal analyses provide knowledge.
* supports the molecular quality control of DNA preparations.

Chromosome analysis
* is done on cells from the tissue sample
  - samples of blood, bone marrow, amniotic fluid and other tissue
* requires growing cells in culture and harvesting dividing cells.

Citation analysis
* method of assessing the influence of published studies on the field.
* uses citations in scholarly works to establish links.

Cluster analysis
* family of methods for discovering natural classifications of items.
* is the formal study of algorithms and methods for doing that
  - used to develop homogeneous groupings of the metropolitan apartment markets
* is used to group code executions into dissimilar profiles
  - sectors which have experienced similar patterns of transformation
* multivariate technique for identifying similar entities.
* tool to reveal structure and relations in the data.

Computational analysis
* Computational analyses involve systems analysis and various statistical methods.
* provides a way of postulating structure and, at times, behavior.

Conceptual analysis
* deals with individual ideas or concepts.
* is independent of any mathematics.

Conformational analysis
* Conformational analyses elucidate the detailed mechanism of lipid-membrane bond rupture.
* is an essential step in drug discovery.
* offers new concept on how muscle relaxants work.

Correspondence analysis
* Correspondence analyses demonstrate conditions
  - soil conditions
  - unique soil conditions
* multivariate method that applies for positive numerical data tables.

Data analysis
* amounts to dose-response modeling of binary data.
* utilizes the statistical methods in data interpretation and probability predictions.