Sentence examples for analysis artefacts from inspiring English sources

Software architectures constitute important analysis artefacts in software projects, as they reflect the main functional blocks of the software.

They provide high-level analysis artefacts that are useful when architects need to analyse the structure of working systems.

The significant number of CD45 + CK + cells in all patient samples raises the question whether these are analysis artefacts, such as cell doublets or cells having nonspecific binding of the anti-CK antibody or the anti-CD45 antibody.

As it is known that the normalisations used for transcriptomics can damp fold changes [ 76] it is hard to know whether this is a true biological phenomena or a data analysis artefact.

There are also potential errors of DEXA due to common pitfalls consisting of patient positioning, acquisition, data analysis and artefacts that may impair DEXA results [8].

By allowing the analysis of artefacts in a non-invasive and non-destructive way, the external beam represents the cornerstone of this evolution.

The importance of this type of research is that only a few excavated bronze objects from Luristan are analyzed till now [10 12], and results of analysis such artefacts can be used as a baseline to compare many looted bronze objects available in different museums for authentication and provenance purposes.

Analysis of artefacts from La Blanca has revealed an unusual and almost total absence of obsidian, while flint of various colours (including red, pink, orange, brown, cream and grey) is particularly common.

As anatomical regions can never be restricted to an arbitrary chosen single MRI slice, these components clearly point towards analysis induced artefacts.

This methodology presents several advantages over conventional solvent extraction procedures: SPME is rapid, easy to use, solvent free and sensitive, and does not require any concentration step before analysis, preventing artefacts (Musteata and Pawliszyn, 2007).

In addition, mobile fibre-optic-based Raman instrumentation may facilitate the analysis of artefacts that are difficult or impossible to bring to the laboratory, such as wall paintings on the vault of a chapel [ 8].