Sentence examples for analyses that point from inspiring English sources

To be able to make such a claim with confidence one would have to provide a detailed refutation of his polarizing arguments (evidence from evolutionary transition analyses) that point to a Gram-negative rooting of the tree of life [ 125].

This has allowed the performing of global analyses that point to the role of new, previously unsuspected genes that could regulate palate development in conjunction with TGFβ3 [ 72, 73].

This argument is illustrated with H2A.Z, where the detailed biochemical analysis of vertebrate-specific H2A.Z-1 and H2A.Z-2 fractions [ 40] was driven by previous phylogenetic analyses that pointed to their functional differentiation [ 25].

The breakthrough study, which deserved national attention and government action, added to over two dozen peer-reviewed analyses that have pointed to soaring rates of birth defects, cancer, heart and respiratory diseases in mountaintop removal areas.

The reason was one of emphasis: we wanted to bring together people who were not merely cheerleaders for citizen science, offering analyses that remove friction points in the name of making citizen science even better (whatever 'better' might mean in this respect).

Our findings show that analysing the citation references that point to a document can provide a useful source of terms that are not present in the document.

The range of the satellite sensor resolutions allows analyses that span scales from (point-scale) in-situ tower measurements to the MODIS kilometer-scale.

Analyses that compared two time points or two ages were done using a non-parametric Mann U Whitney test and correlations were calculated on log-transformed data using a Pearson correlation.

The findings in this paper extend in three important ways the findings of the 6-month primary end-point analyses that the intervention improved the mental health outcomes of people with common mental disorders, and that these benefits are only evident in public primary care attendees.

In addition, of the meta analyses that included enough data points to be analyzed using meta-regression (N = 25), 84% (21/25) at the 18 year cut off and 79% (11/14) at the 14 year cut off had 95% confidence intervals that contained "moderate" effect sizes.

We use the term "health system strengthening" to capture a variety of features not commonly considered in analyses that focus on the delivery point of interventions to patients.