Sentence examples for a fruitful analysis from inspiring English sources

Once key driver mutated genes are identified, a fruitful analysis is to consider them in the context of the pathways where they operate.

Drawing on these, our concluding section suggests a range of questions and approaches which might prompt a more fruitful analysis of public opposition to closures in the future.

The topographic centroid analyses not only revealed similar effects for reading-related N170 specialization in the word-symbol comparison between the two studies, the centroid analysis also appeared as a more fruitful analysis strategy than the selected waveform analysis in the present study.

The utility of the approach was shown in unraveling a feasible solution for post-processing of docking results in parallel with providing fruitful analysis for users in order to investigate molecular interactions.

This suggests that combining data types to infer networks, and examining the structure of the resulting network, is a fruitful pipeline for analysis of transcriptional data.

The data collected from each of the production and customer divisions can be a fruitful source for failure analysis.

Particularly, holographic techniques give a fruitful contribution to the analysis of mechanical structures under strain, by providing whole field information on displacement [9, 10].

Today, Thompson's histories are viewed as old-fashioned, while his socialist politics are believed extinct.2 Class is considered neither a fruitful concept of historical analysis nor an appropriate basis for an emancipatory politics.3 Nuclear weapons proliferate, but no anti-nuclear [End Page 253] movement grows up alongside their proliferation.

This could represent a fruitful avenue for further analysis and breeding.

Expression patterns of these genes plus another, Abcb10, together suggest that Drosophila spermatogenesis could be a fruitful context for further analysis of iron metabolism.

He developed a judgment-based theory of knowledge, and he valued analysis as a fruitful method in philosophy.