Sentence examples for a conventional analysis of from inspiring English sources

Now, as history, this is a conventional analysis of antebellum America.

The obtained evaporator optimization results were incorporated in a conventional analysis of the vapor compression cycle.

The company has a triple-A rating from Standard & Poor's, in part because a conventional analysis of its balance sheet shows AIG to be well-capitalised.

These results are compatible with those obtained in a conventional analysis of absorbance spectra and serve to validate the viability of the interferogram-based calibration.

In a conventional analysis of daylight provision and solar penetration, the two phenomena are assessed independently using methods that are idealised (daylight factor) and qualitative (shadow patterns).

Results of a conventional analysis of variance of the log-transformed data for grain yield indicated highly significant genotype x stress-level interaction (p<0.0001).

We note that these assumptions, although strong, are distinct from the assumption of no residual confounding that is needed for a causal interpretation of a "conventional" analysis.

We compared the Bayesian fractional additivity model to a conventional analysis by measuring the expected proportion of failures, sample size at trial termination, time to termination, and root mean squared error of final estimates.

"Conventional" analysis of a Markov model - for the purposes of cost-effectiveness analysis - follows a single notional cohort, usually comprising 100,000 individuals, over their lifetime accumulating costs and benefits as the cohort ages.

The examples presented above show how deepBlockAlign present an experimentalist with extra information on top of conventional analysis of small RNA-seq data.

Based on these results, BPH15 is located in a recombination cold-spot region, and identifying candidate BPH15 genes using conventional analysis of recombination is difficult.