Sentence examples for analysis and the volume from inspiring English sources

Along with an increase in throughput these technologies bring an increased primary data analysis problem, both in terms of the complexity of the analysis and the volume of data that needs to be processed.

No statistical significance was found among the groups in the Western blot analysis and the infarct volume.

The lecture was tremendously popular, being described as a "sensible, spirited and manly exhortation to the study of the law"; the initial print run sold out, necessitating the publication of another 1,000 copies, and it was used to preface later versions of the Analysis and the first volume of the Commentaries.

The samples were kept at 4°C throughout the analysis and the injection volume was kept at 5 µL.

A 100 μL aliquot of suspension was reserved for anion analysis, and the remaining volume was recorded and transferred to a Teflon pot.

The open porosity was also determined from a combination of gravimetric and volumetric analysis), with the apparent volume taken from micro-CT analysis, and the mass of a wet specimen in air and the mass of a specimen after 24 hours in isopropanol taken from gravimetric analysis.

Thermal modeling and analysis of the volume absorber in the pulsed excimer laser calorimeters are very important.

Fractions containing HbpA, as determined by SDS-PAGE analysis were combined, and the volume was reduced to yield a protein concentration of 10 mg mL−1.

Resection was completed after the analysis and the imaged tissue volume was fixed in formalin and processed for histological evaluation.

As described in 'Structural interpretation and volumetric analysis' section, the volume of the Beppu Bay sediments above the horizon is nearly double that of the lower unit, indicating a vigorous pull-apart formation in a rather short period.

Using a light microscope with motorized stage and the CAST-grid analysis software, the volume fractions of tubules and the volume fraction of the interstitial space in the cortex were estimated by point counting in eighty systematically randomly sampled areas from each individual animal [ 14, 15].