Sentence examples for analysis of the fastest from inspiring English sources

Those are the findings from a Crunchbase News analysis of the fastest growing North American startups by capital raised.

Traditional wisdom says to tape from heel-to-toe because it creates more spin on the puck, but recent analysis of the fastest shooters has shown that spin actually slows the puck down.

The report's conclusions are based on an analysis of the fast-moving changes to media caused by the rise of the internet and the decline in revenues.

The mechanism underlying this phenomenon is drawn via the bifurcation analysis of the fast subsystem with respect to the slow subsystem variable.

He bases this conclusion on an analysis of the fast stepping Chinese economy, which the World Bank predicts will turn in well above average 6.5% GDP growth this year and then really start to rock and roll in 2010.

A novel finding of our report is the analysis of the fasting and postprandial apo A-V response.

In the mediolateral direction, the statistical analysis of the fast Fourier transform revealed no significant difference (t = −0.61; NS) in the total spectral energy between 6 00 a.m.

All patients who started in the fasting group, but did not complete fasting for the month for any reason, were included in the final analysis of the fasting group.

A rigorous dNTP titration analysis of the fast phase was not possible for mismatches at this pH due to a combination of the low amplitude of this phase at dNTP concentrations below 2 mM and a noted pattern of inhibition at high dNTP concentration.

The analysis of the annual fastest swimmers by nationality revealed that swim times decreased for certain groups linearly (i.e. women and men from the United States of America, men from Australia and South Africa) or non-linearly (i.e. women and men from Great Britain, men from Ireland).

This study also represents the first report on the application of MALDI TOF MS analysis for the faster and more reliable identification of L. mesenteroides based on their low molecular-weight protein profile.