Sentence examples for analysis inferred from from inspiring English sources
Drusy, botryoidal and vug-fill silica from the uppermost members of the Kaibab Formation chert rubble in the Marble Canyon (AZ) area contain silica suitable for palaeoclimate analysis inferred from oxygen and hydrogen isotope measurements.
Dimensionality analysis, inferred from principal component analysis (Materials and Methods; Figure S1) of the corresponding top 300 probeset lists, is in agreement with these observations.
Phylogenetic analysis inferred from compiled sequences characterized 3 monophyletic groups, which could be subdivided into different clusters.
This observation was previously revealed by a phylogenetic analysis inferred from the nuclear gene IRBP, although the monophyletic group comprising Myospalacinae and Rhizomyinae was weakly supported [ 5].
Phylogenetic analysis inferred from 129 amino acid characters from HMG-domain of 74 ascomycetes supported the monophyletic origin of fungi in Ophiostomatales, and Grosmannia and Ophiostoma formed a sister relationship with strong statistical support.
Most of the analysis is inferred from general surveys of consumer behavior.
Moreover, since bindings in the genome-wide location analysis are inferred from the measured signal strength using some arbitrary threshold, we would expect this data to contain both false positives and false negatives.
The default parameters were used for all these steps with the exception of the number of generations and α=0.8 that were provided to HAPAA; we also provided HAPAA with the genetic map of the SNPs in the analysis as inferred from HapMap.
Gene epistasis analysis infers interactions that stem directly from mutant phenotypes.
In many cases it is likely that the atoms used in the analysis could be inferred from the command used, so this attribute could also be considered optional.
Previously we reported that topological analysis of networks inferred from proteomics data could be used to identify proteins that are targets of interaction by HCV proteins [ 2].
