Sentence examples for analyses of the steps from inspiring English sources

In this section, we present results from two different decision chain analyses of the steps that respondents went through while planning and if/how aspects of organizational memory were engaged.

A deep understanding of cognitive processes requires functional, quantitative analyses of the steps leading from genetics and the development of nervous system structure to behavior.

This indicates the correctness of the proposed method for vibration analyses of the stepped beam.

With the introduction of fluorescent probes that are able to monitor real-time cellular events in live cells, EM analysis was pushed to the side lines because it could not provide meaningful kinetic analyses of the various steps in the synaptic vesicle cycle.

We will re-run the analyses of the third step for information gathered from patients and for information gathered from GPs separately.

The analyses of the mean step-down latency values for each group in the T1 period revealed that the CE-treated rats, at both doses, exhibited an increase in mean latency compared to the CS group (P < 0.0001), Tween® group (P < 0.0001) and Diazepam (P < 0.0001).

We are grateful to the statisticians, He-Jing Wang (UCLA) for the overall statistical analyses of the stand and step data and Elyn R Riedel (SKI) for the overall comparison test of the correlation coefficients, and to Peter MacLeish for comments and suggestions in reading the manuscript.

The analyses of forward steps revealed that mice usually step from one elevated rung to the next, skipping the lower rung (i.e., step length = 2), or to the consecutive elevated rung, skipping three rungs (i.e., step length = 4) (see Figs.  3b, 7b).

In a fourth step, the analyses of steps 2 & 3 will be performed across countries thereby introducing a third level (i.e. country: characteristics of the country) into the model allowing cross-country analyses.

More detailed analyses of the hydrolysis and acidogenesis steps in solid-state fermentation are needed for the efficient exploitation of more sustainable feedstocks such as straw or energy crops other than maize.

Our previous published research contains a number of raw data samples of pupil size as measured using the Tobii TX300 eyetracker used in the current analyses, together with a motivation of the steps we used to conduct artifact rejection for this data (Wass & Smith, 2014).