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HUMAN-LED RESEARCH DATA ANALYSIS

Research Data Analysis Services for Studies, Theses and Manuscripts

Turn your approved research data into clear, traceable results. EditPi supports researchers, clinicians, postgraduate scholars and research teams with analysis planning, data preparation, statistical modelling, tables, figures and results reporting. We review the research question, study design and available files before confirming the methods, deliverables, timeline and price.

Methods planning · Statistical analysis · Tables and figures · Results reporting

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RESEARCH DATA ANALYSIS

What do you need analyzed?

Quantitative research data analysis

Quantitative research data

Prepare and analyze a dataset for a thesis, manuscript, report or research decision.

Laboratory and instrument data analysis

Laboratory and instrument data

Analyze suitable outputs from chromatography, spectroscopy, mass spectrometry, imaging or related experimental workflows.

Clinical and epidemiological data analysis

Clinical and epidemiological data

Evaluate health outcomes, associations, time-to-event data or diagnostic performance within the agreed study design.

Review data and meta-analysis support

Review and meta-analysis data

Calculate and synthesize effect estimates when the included studies and extracted data support quantitative pooling.

 DATA ANALYSIS READINESS

Check the dataset and analysis plan before running tests

A Data Analysis Readiness Assessment identifies issues that could change the method, timeline or interpretation before full analysis begins. We review the materials you provide, document questions and define the work that can be completed. The assessment does not change your research question or generate a preferred result.

What the assessment can examine

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Research question and study design

Check whether the proposed comparisons or models match the design, sampling and outcome definitions.

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Variables and data structure

Review coding, units, repeated measurements, group labels, time points and links between files.

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Data quality questions

Identify missing definitions, duplicate records, impossible values, inconsistent categories and unclear missing-value codes.

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Methods and outputs

Define candidate analyses, assumptions, diagnostics, tables, figures and reporting files for the written quote.

Scope note: You receive a scope note and data-query list. Full cleaning, analysis, modelling or manuscript writing is included only when stated in the written quote.

Method note: 

We do not select a test only because it is familiar or produces a smaller p value. Where relevant, reporting includes effect estimates, uncertainty, model diagnostics and limitations alongside significance tests.

STATISTICAL ANALYSIS AND MODELLING

Statistical analysis matched to your research question

Share your study design, variable definitions, research questions and dataset. We can help prepare the data, select defensible statistical methods, check relevant assumptions and report the results in a form you can review. The precise analysis depends on the design, measurement scale, sample size, missingness and intended interpretation.

Preparing and exploring a research dataset

Prepare and explore

Dataset structure, coding and

consistency checks.

Statistical comparisons and modelling

Compare and model

Group comparisons and hypothesis

tests suited to the design.

Missing-data review and an

agreed handling approach.

Correlation and regression analyses

with appropriate diagnostics.

Descriptive statistics and

exploratory visualizations.

Distribution, outlier and assumption

checks relevant to the proposed

method.

Repeated-measures, longitudinal or

multilevel methods when the data

structure supports them.

Multivariate or predictive modelling

with validation when the study question

and available sample support it.

CLINICAL AND EPIDEMIOLOGICAL ANALYSIS

Clinical and epidemiological data analysis with clear study boundaries

EditPi supports investigator-led clinical, public-health and epidemiological research using the de-identified data and documentation you are authorized to share. We define outcomes, exposures, comparison groups, time points and planned covariates before analysis, then report the agreed estimates and uncertainties without extending conclusions beyond the study design.

Defining the clinical study and analysis requirements

Define

Clarify the study design, analysis population, outcomes, exposures, censoring, missingness and prespecified comparisons.

Analyzing clinical research data

Analyze

Support may include risk and odds estimates, regression, repeated measures, diagnostic accuracy, survival analysis, and sample-size or power work when suitable.

Reporting clinical analysis findings

Report

Prepare transparent methods, tables, figures and results text aligned with the agreed journal or study-reporting requirements.

Scope note: 
 

Regulated clinical-trial programming, regulatory submissions, database hosting and ongoing safety surveillance are not implied. Include them only if EditPi has separately confirmed the required expertise, systems and contract.


​Method resources: 

EQUATOR reporting guidelines · CONSORT 2025 · STROBE checklists. These are outbound methodological resources, not endorsements of EditPi.

 LABORATORY INSTRUMENT AND OMICS DATA 

Analysis support for laboratory and instrument-generated data

Instrument data need more than an exported chart. We review the experimental design, sample metadata, file type, acquisition or processing history and available quality-control information before confirming what can be analyzed. Support may include agreed preprocessing, exploratory analysis, group comparison, multivariate analysis, feature or compound tables, visualization and reporting.

Chromatography and mass spectrometry data analysis

Chromatography and mass spectrometry

HPLC or UHPLC, LC-MS, GC-MS and related exports when suitable raw or processed files and metadata are available.

Spectroscopy, thermal and materials data analysis

Spectroscopy, thermal and materials data

FTIR, UV-Vis, Raman, NMR, DSC, TGA, XRD, XRF or related outputs within the confirmed scope.

Integrity note: We distinguish confirmed measurements, database-supported annotations and exploratory hypotheses. A statistical pattern does not by itself confirm compound identity, biological mechanism, causation or instrument performance.

Microscopy and flow-cytometry data analysis

Microscopy and flow data

SEM, TEM, AFM, image-derived measurements or flow-cytometry exports when the source files and gating or measurement details are adequate.

Omics and multivariate data analysis

Omics and multivariate workflows

Metabolomics and other omics datasets when normalization, annotation resources, comparison groups and validation requirements are defined.

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Meta-analysis and evidence-synthesis

Meta-analysis when the studies and extracted data can be combined

Quantitative synthesis begins with a defined review question, eligible studies and checked extraction data. We assess the proposed effect measure, study designs, comparability and available statistics before confirming a model. A meta-analysis is not automatically appropriate for every systematic review.

Selecting the meta-analysis effect measure
Checking extracted study data
Modelling the combined study estimates
Preparing meta-analysis figures and results


Interpreting findings and limitations

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Effect measure
Agree the outcome measure

Checked data  
Use eligible studies with checked data

Modeling
Apply fixed or random effect models

Results and figures
Present forest plots and other agreed figures

Interpretation
Summarize key findings and limitations

Possible deliverables when included

Checked effect-size calculations

Fixed or random-effects modeling

Heterogeneity and subgroup analyses

Forest plot and other agreed figures

Methods, results and limitations

Related evidence-review support

Related service: For protocol, searching, screening, risk-of-bias assessment and full review writing, see the Evidence Reviews section

DELIVERABLES AND RESULTS REPORTING

Know exactly what the analysis will return

The written quote lists each file and reporting task included in the project. Deliverables vary by study and may include the items below; they are not automatically included in every order.

Analysis records and documented decisions

Analysis Records

  • Agreed analysis plan

  • Data query and decision log

  • ​Cleaned or analysis-ready dataset

  • Code, syntax, software output or a workflow record when included

  • Assumption checks, diagnostics and limitations relevant to the model

Statistical tables, figures and reporting files

Reporting files

  • Tables and figures with titles, labels, units and notes.

  • Statistical findings linked to the research questions.

  • Methods and results text for a manuscript, thesis or report when included.

  • Questions requiring author or investigator decisions.

  • Revision or reviewer-response analysis only when included in the quote.

Analysis software and output formats

Software and output files: Software follows the method and file type. The scope identifies the software, version where relevant, and whether editable code, syntax or native output files will be delivered.

What to send for an accurate scope

Send enough information to understand the design, variables and expected outputs. If something is missing, we will identify it before confirming the analysis.

Research question, hypotheses or decision the analysis should address.

Study design, protocol or methods summary, including sampling and groups.

Dataset in an agreed format together with a data dictionary or codebook.

Definitions for outcomes, exposures, covariates, units, time points and missing-value codes.

Any previous analysis, code, output, tables or reviewer comments relevant to the request.

Target journal, reporting guideline or institutional format if already selected.

Required deliverables, preferred software if essential, and the real deadline.

Confidential handling of research data

Privacy note: Remove direct personal identifiers before uploading human or clinical data unless a separate secure arrangement has been agreed. You must have the authority to share the files. Ask about confidentiality terms or an NDA before transfer when needed.

How your data analysis project moves forward

Share de-identified files, the study design, research questions and required outputs.

Step 1: Share your project materials
Step 4: Complete the agreed analysis

A suitable analyst completes the agreed work and records relevant decisions and limitations.

We review data structure and documentation, then send any essential questions.

Step 2: Review data readiness

A second reviewer checks the output where that review is included in the order.

Step 5: Second review when included

We confirm the methods, checks, deliverables, software, timeline and price in writing.

Step 3: Confirm the analysis scope
Step 6: Return files for author approval

You receive the agreed files, findings and questions; revisions follow the terms of the quote.

SCOPE AND PRICING 

Data analysis is quoted from the actual files and methods

Data analysis is priced after a scope review. Complexity depends on the dataset structure and quality, number of outcomes, groups and time points, required preprocessing, statistical methods, diagnostics, tables and figures, interpretation, reporting files and deadline. The written quote confirms the included files, analysis tasks, deliverables, timeline, price and revision terms before work begins.

Factors determining the analysis scope

What determines scope 

• Dataset structure and quality
• Outcomes, groups and time points
• Required preprocessing
• Statistical methods and diagnostics
• Tables, figures and interpretation
• Reporting files and deadline

Confirmed analysis deliverables, timeline and price

What the written quote confirms

• Included files and analysis tasks
• Statistical methods and checks
• Deliverables and reporting format
• Timeline
• Price
• Revision terms

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A preliminary estimate is not a fixed price for every dataset. Additional analyses or new files are assessed as a scope change.

FAQs

Tell us about your dataset and research question

Share the study stage, de-identified files, questions and outputs you need. We will review the materials, confirm the work we can undertake and send a written scope, timeline and price.

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