Sentence examples for analysis exert from inspiring English sources

Given these results, it is possible to confirm that the biggest indirect water consumers sectors, detected by means of the previous analysis, exert a great effect on the national water resources through the intersectoral water relationships despite their low direct water uses.

He spent the next two years in Germany studying Roman law and the work of German experts on modern civil law whose ideas of classification and systematic analysis exerted an influence on him second only to that of Bentham.

Whether a public utility or not, cloud computing has already become a significant technology in big data storage and analysis, exerting revolutionary influences on both academia and industry.

While both treatment arms of the TREAT in JIA protocol demonstrated therapeutic efficacy (12), the use of etanercept as initial therapy, at least in the samples available to us for analysis, exerted the strongest influence on outcome at 12 months.

Results: The preoperative pulp diagnosis, the periapical diagnosis, the preoperative periapical radiolucency size, and the sex of the patients were revealed, by means of univariate analysis, to exert a significant influence on endodontic treatment outcome (P <.05).

A dominant model was chosen based on our observation that HLA alleles (at least DPB1*05:01 shown in our analysis) might exert the effect in a dominant mode.

Therefore, we introduced an additional gate to exclude cells from further analysis that exert a false-positive signal in the FRET-channel due to YFP only being excited at 405 nm (Fig. 1a, panel 2).

Concerning the influence of preoperative enhancing tumor volume, although it was found, in univariate analysis, to exert a negative impact on OS and PFS, this effect disappeared when adjusted for other significant predictors in the multivariate analysis.

In molecular analyses, we focused on altered hepatic and white adipose tissue (WAT) signaling pathways, as MR has been shown, through transcriptional analysis, to exert its main action in these two tissues (Hasek et al., 2013).

Hazlitt responds with a psychological analysis that exerted great influence and sparked considerable discussion: Shakespeare "knew that the love of power, which is another name for the love of mischief, is natural to man.

When the boundary is anchored there is a significantly higher density, four times higher, of particles on the boundary than the density predicted by the classic Zener analysis, but particles exert, on average, a drag force about half of the maximum value assumed by Zener.