Sentence examples for a new analyzing from inspiring English sources
Especially aiming at the measurement of radius of plate-convex lens based on the Newton's ring configuration, the paper propose a new analyzing method of the ring fringes to improve automatic processing technique.
In a companion paper (Development of a new analyzing model for quantifying pedestrian slip resistance characteristics: Part I. Theory and evaluation), a new tribology model capable of quantifying the surface interactions and wear evolutions between shoes and floors was presented.
A companion paper [Development of a new analyzing model for quantifying pedestrian slip resistance characteristics: Part II Experimental investigations] presents a study of the model application in a set of slip resistance tests, surface profile analyses and microscopic investigations to verify the outcomes between the theoretical and experimental results.
This study provides a new analyzing method from system biology level and helps to understand the relationship between miRNA and mRNA in primary breast cancer subtype.
To that end, scientists from the University of Twente in the Netherlands have released a new study analyzing the quantity and distribution of global water use from 1996 to 2005.
And we're not simply balancing our checkbooks, but actually researching or participating in a new investment, analyzing budgets and sharing ideas.
NPA organized the protests to highlight a new report analyzing tax breaks that allowed the six largest banks to pay an average tax rate of just 11percentt in 2009 and 2010.
You may pay more than your friends when shopping online based on your web browsing history or what kind of smartphone you own, according to a new study analyzing price discrimination on e-commerce sites.
The updated Figure 4 now contains a new panel analyzing the new isogenic aneuploid-euploid strain pairs.
A new report analyzed data from a continuing study of 3,790 Chicago residents 65 and older that began in 1993.
A new commentary analyzes the implications of this crucial knowledge gap [ EHP 118(12):1643–1645; Smith and Peel].
