Sentence examples for analysis of marks from inspiring English sources

Chemical analysis of marks is consistent with a difference in function for males and females.

An analysis of marks on tools at an archaeological site in Belgium dating from 9000 B.C., suggests that about 5percentt were used by left-handed workers.

Analysis of marks obtained in the final summative assessment showed that the high users scored the highest average marks (61.1 ± 9.1%) followed by the moderate (60.5 ± 10.0%) and low users (58.6 ± 7.6%).

Quantitative PCR analysis of marking was performed using primers and probes specific for EGFP or EYFP as previously described [32].

Analysis of histone marks suggests that H3K4me3 has little value in marking the major TSS in loci with several start sites.

It may not be reasonable to assume that the tutor and long case marks represent numerical measures, so non-parametric procedures were used in the analysis of all marks.

Advances in technology over the past decade such as ChIP-sequencing have allowed us to map the distribution and co-localization of histone marks at high-resolution genome wide, while mass spectrometry, often in combination with stable isotope labeling, enables the analysis of histone marks and dynamics at the level of a single histone tail.

Evidence that the fatal wounds had been fired by a rifle without a silencer are corroborated by further fresh analysis of burn marks on Nevill Bamber's back.

People who have seen it say it is a sweeping critique of many forensic methods that the police and prosecutors rely on, including fingerprinting, firearms identification and analysis of bite marks, blood spatter, hair and handwriting.

As a result, it directed officials to investigate switching to a statewide system for scoring multiple-choice questions that would include a computer analysis of erasure marks to detect cheating.

Combinatorial analysis of chromatin marks indicated that this region is an NHEK enhancer [66], and an open chromatin structure in NHEK was confirmed by independent DNase I hypersensitivity and Faire-seq data (Additional file 17, part C).