Sentence examples for analysis extent from inspiring English sources
The order of magnitude is relative to the scales of analysis (extent) investigated by the box-counting, while the resolution is related to the grids chosen for the box-counting.
The disadvantage of using Orr et al. [23] over Steinacher et al. [21] is that the analysis extent was limited to a maximum of 60°N and omitted the Gulf of Mexico, South China Sea and the Mediterranean Sea.
In multivariable analysis, extent of aortic valve calcification was associated with FGF-23 (P = 0.01) and PTH (P = 0.01) levels.
Additionally, in univariate analysis, extent of peritumoral edema differed between different regions of brain, possibly related to differences of structure and direction of white matter tracts.
To enable the proteomic comparison of a much larger number of biological samples, in this study, we developed several technical advances that substantially enhance the efficiency and reproducibility of sample preparation, digestion and LC/MS analysis, extent of peptide separation, and reliability of ion current-based quantification.
Endemism, however, is a relative expression, the magnitude of which is determined by the spatial scale of analysis and extent of sampling coverage.
While node degree ranking is surprisingly powerful for predicting gene function, it is still not clear from the above analysis the extent to which node degree underlies the performance obtained when network structure is used.
For this analysis, the extent of UK urban areas was derived from a map layer provided by ESRI (http://www.esri.com).
Similarly, multivariate analysis revealed extent of resection and tumour location as independent prognostic markers (P=0.007 and P=0.001, respectively).
On multivariate analysis, the extent of lymph node dissection, both as a categorical and continuous variable, persisted as an independent prognostic factor.
Three broad themes emerged from the analysis: the extent of nurses' participation in nursing policies, the nature of participation, and contestations and complexities of participation.
