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The phrase "analysis methods is as" is not correct in written English.
It appears to be a fragment and lacks proper grammatical structure, as "methods" is plural and should be paired with "are" instead of "is."
Example: "The analysis methods are as effective as the previous techniques we used."
Alternatives: "analysis methods are equivalent to" or "analysis methods are similar to".
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The introduction of the four analysis methods is as follows.
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The Bureau strives to ensure that its data sets and analysis methods are as robust as possible.
For 2D-PAGE analysis, methods were as previously described [ 21].
All other experimental and analysis methods were as above.
All other volatile sampling and analysis methods were as previously described [ 15].
PCR and fragment analysis methods were as described by Nelson et al. In addition, intron polymorphism (IP) primer sequences and methods were reported by Panjabi et al. New gene-based markers were developed based on publicly available cDNA sequences for fatty acid desaturase and FLC genes.
The specific analysis methods are as follows: (1) The article begins by analyzing the statistics of 2006 to 2012 Chinese urban and rural ECE to clarify the major gaps between urban and rural ECE development.
All DNA extraction, primer design, sequencing and analysis methods are as described above.
The fiber model which is one kind of frame analysis methods is sometimes used as an effective tool for the nonlinear dynamic response analysis.
Current 13C-metabolic flux analysis methods were reviewed as well as the weakness of the conventional metabolic flux analysis without 13C-labeled experiments.
It is also claimed that the plastic-zone analysis method is not as inefficient as it was previously believed.
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