Sentence examples for allowing for analysis from inspiring English sources
With a 16-bit, 1 MHz electronics scheme the device is able to analyse a pulse with a resolution of 1 μs, allowing for analysis of neutralisation effects.
The proposed method is simple and robust for high-throughput single-cell analysis, allowing for analysis of cell population with considerable size to generate results with statistical significance.
OpenTrack is a specific rail modelling system, allowing for analysis of many different modes of transport including high-speed rail, metro systems, heavy haul freight and other track-based modes.
We demonstrate its potential for biomedical use by long-term imaging of recombinant HEK293 cells at varying culture conditions and validate its ability to generate time-resolved data of high quality allowing for analysis of time-dependent processes in living cells.
In "digital LAMP", small quantities of both template DNA and reagents are encapsulated within a droplet or microwell, allowing for analysis of precious nucleic acid samples in shorter amounts of time relative to traditional DNA amplification protocols (e.g., PCR) with an improved limit of detection.
In order to find out how widely is this phenomenon spread among other mammals and also to identify species which would complement the rodent model system for studying this problem, we need to analyze carefully the incidence of this phenomenon in other mammals with longer lifespan using methods allowing for analysis of the whole set of chromosomes, such as CGH.
A sample of deteriorated or contaminated DNA may allow for analysis of just some loci, which produces a partial match.
An additional benefit of amnesty bins is it allows for analysis of the drugs to identify those currently in circulation.
It must finish its work by Monday to allow for analysis by the Congressional Budget Office.
Finally, postprocessing allows for analysis and viewing of the results.
These serve as important controls and allow for analysis of heterogeneous treatment effects.
