Sentence examples for affecting the analysis of from inspiring English sources
These differences in direction cause great influence in the stress of adjacent rock, thereby affecting the analysis of borehole stability (Li 1983; Aadnoy 1991; Liu and Zhu 1998).
This particular method may misidentify a previous diagnosis of depression in a possibly successfully treated participant thereby affecting the analysis of the adherence outcome variable.
The two main factors affecting the analysis of stochastic simulations are: (1) the selection of time intervals to compute or average state variables and (2) the number of simulations generated to evaluate the system behavior.
With little time for the trees to recover between what the authors describe as a "double whammy", 70m hectares of forest have been severely affected, the analysis of 10 years of satellite microwave radar data revealed.
Orthogonal experimental design has been utilized to optimize experimental factors that affect the analysis of artemisinin.
The population structure of a diverse panel can affect the analysis of genotype-phenotype associations (Zhao et al. 2011).
Under the analytical conditions employed, there were no matrix interferences that affected the analysis of stanozolol and 3′-hydroxystanozolol in hair, urine and serum.
This paper assesses the different levels of uncertainty that affect the analysis of informal urban settlements and the implementation of upgrading policies, with a specific focus on electrification.
The larger threshold at the European array is attributed to stronger artifacts and aliasing due to its sparser station distribution, although these artifacts do not affect the analysis of the strongest deep radiators.
In order to illustrate the assumed plane of the surrounding rock, the arc invert of the tunnel is simplified to a straight floor but this does not affect the analysis of rock pressure.
The sample overlap induces a correlation structure in the sampling errors of the time series of estimates, which affects the analysis of changes in them and may be exploited in producing estimates.
