Sentence examples for analysis coincides from inspiring English sources
"The period of analysis coincides with a tough market for oil and commodities in general," said Heaps.
The publication of the official violent crime analysis coincides with the launch of a £1m project by Cardiff University researchers to develop smart cameras to help detect fights brewing among night-time city crowds on the streets.
The analysis coincides with the announcement of government plans to force local authorities to publish information, starting in early November, on the income they receive from parking fines.
The result of finite element analysis coincides with the result of experiment but there is considerable error between the results over 0.36 A.
It was found that, although the analysis coincides with the simulation results from the mean-value point of view, the simulation and analysis do not follow the same distribution.
Having a detectable neutralizing antibody during the first 2 weeks of illness, in our analysis, coincides with a high and an early SARS mortality rate.
Clustering results revealed a significant correlation between the blast resistance and DNA bands with a correlation coefficient of 0.6117 (α=0.01), indicating that the resistance analysis based on RGA-PCR clustering analysis coincided with that based on inoculation.
Then we thought it would be useful to compare these data, as the comparative analysis coincided with the general typological goal of the SAL Project, which consists of examining verbal processes in different languages and in different areas, as well as in comparing their use in different registers and genres.
Another marked upregulation trend in the transcriptomic profile as revealed by the K-mean cluster analysis coincided with August.
FGFR2 and FGFR3 protein levels as assessed by immunoblot analysis coincided with FGFR2 and FGFR3 mRNA measured by quantitative RT-PCR.
As expected, the results of this analysis coincided well with the amino acid conservation, with more highly conserved residues predicted to have greater evolutionary significance.
