Sentence examples for analysis of a challenging from inspiring English sources
Our study has high levels of internal validity and used a pragmatic study design in the analysis of a challenging population and setting.
Until recently, methods for a global analysis of AS were challenging and required a great deal of effort.
The immune gene repertoire of C. floridanus was investigated by re-evaluating its genome sequence combined with a full transcriptome analysis of immune challenged and control animals using Illumina sequencing.
However, the complexity and wide dynamic range of serum protein concentration make analysis of a total serum proteome challenging; serum protein concentrations vary >9 orders of magnitude and 99% of total serum protein mass is constituted by only approximately 22 protein species [9].
It formed the basis for a theoretical analysis of the system challenges South Africa may face in up-scaling mHealth for CBS.
Dr. Dieter Wolf, Burnham Institute for Medical Research, La Jolla, CA, United States Using 2D-PAGE, a method of limited resolving power, the authors have undertaken a proteomic analysis of C. elegans challenged with S. aureus for 1, 4, 8, and 24 h.
However, it makes sensitivity analysis of a single study component exceptionally challenging.
When the Times Nate Cohnn published "Why Ted Cruz Is Such A Long Shot" -- a poli-sci analysis of Cruz' challenges as a presidential candidate -- Cruz responded by calling the paper "a leftist rag".
Difficulties were also experienced during the analysis of samples which had an unusual shape, for example, the analysis of a rounded dolls milk bottle was challenging.
In our earlier study [6], we developed the Profile Based Authentication (PBAF) approach for student authentication in online examinations and presented a usability analysis of using challenge questions as a second factor authentication.
These and other deficits of his analysis posed a challenge for Habermas that would guide a decade-long search for the normative and empirical basis of critique.
