Sentence examples for analyses highly from inspiring English sources
We tested for multicollinearity among the diversity and community composition variables and excluded the first PC of woody plant composition from the analyses (highly correlated with leaf chemical diversity, Pearson's r = 0.78, P < 0.001), and the second PC of trait composition (highly correlated with leaf morphological diversity, Pearson's r = 0.72, P < 0.001).
However, those performance analyses highly depend on the CRNs which PUs and SUs have already accessed the networks.
One cannot help but notice with interest that today it is Malinowski's concept of context, perhaps strengthened as needed with ideas from Halliday's SFL, that supports the drive towards the multimodal 'text' analyses highly popular.
Currently, most signaling and regulatory databases contain only a subsection of this network, making comprehensive analyses highly time-consuming and dependent on specific data handling expertise.
These highly non-uniform coverage and uncovered gaps make the transcripts assembly and quantitative analyses highly challenging tasks [ 23, 60, 68- 71].
All ddRAD markers showing segregation distortion at the significance level of P = 0.01 were eliminated from the analyses (highly differentiated RNAseq loci and microsatellites did not show deviations).
Disadvantages of it are the lack of power when analysing highly skewed data and the implicit assumption of spatial independence.
The design aim is to analyse highly charged ions from a high temperature superconducting electron cyclotron resonance ion source, PKDELIS on a 400 kV high voltage platform.
To validate the novel method, a wide screening of viral lipids has been performed analysing highly purified intact bacterial and archaeal viruses displaying different virion architectures.
A single nucleotide polymorphism (SNP) multiplex has been developed to analyse highly degraded and low copy number (LCN) DNA template, i.e. <100 pg, for scenarios including mass disaster identification.
An R2 of 0.69 CA/CD may be potentially acceptable given the complexity of analysing highly variable historic samples, while the remaining correlations for the CA/CM and CD/CM ratios are mainly promising for future experiments with enlarged datasets.
