Sentence examples for analysed lines from inspiring English sources

Figure 16 reports for both the analysed lines and per direction the utilization rate per section; since the lengths of the block sections in this case are well known, the ranges in the graphs correspond to a buffer time (i.e. expansion margin, t r, in formula (1)) equal to 60% (lower limit) or 80% (upper limit) of the average minimum headway (i.e. t fm, in formula (1)).

In Block 2 we also analysed lines artificially selected for heightened aggressive behaviours (Agg) and the unselected control lines (Neut) from a previous experiment [1] that were kindly provided to us by Dr. Greenspan (see Materials and Methods for detail).

Line 13 showed the most abundant β-gal signal of all analysed lines (Additional file 2).

In a previous report on a panel of 37 CRC lines, we found evidence for a role for CDX1 as tumour suppressor in colorectal cancer, with 12 of the analysed lines showing either CDX1 silencing due to promoter methylation or a pattern of partial methylation.

Each interview transcript was analysed line by line with the list of codes.

Interview transcripts were analysed line by line.

Transcribed responses were analysed line by line and first level coding of common themes was performed by one investigator (SM).

Transcripts will be analysed line by line to identify themes using the constant comparative method, with two foci for initial analysis.

25 26 The first interviews were read and re-read to gain an overall impression of the material and were analysed line-by-line and open coded by two individual researchers (JS and ET).

The transcribed interviews were analysed line by line according to Glaser's scheme of open coding to generate substantive codes, i.e. words indicating a relationship with the research question [ 27, 28].

33 The transcribed interviews were analysed line by line according to Glaser's scheme of open coding to generate substantive codes, that is, words or sentences with a relationship to the research question.