Sentence examples for analysis of the narrow from inspiring English sources

The first 1.92 ms of the signal was truncated to remove the broad component present in the P spectra and allow initial analysis of the narrow components listed above using a priori knowledge in the AMARES algorithm [ 35, 36].

The closer analysis of the narrow leaf phenotypes suggested a role in cell polarity of leaf cells, such that the length of individual cells was increased and the width reduced [ 15, 20].

The study aims to evaluate the accuracy of a simple and conservative method for estimating the age of adults based on CBCT (Cone Beam Computed Tomography) analysis of the narrowing of the pulp chamber caused by secondary dentin deposition.

The analysis of the narrow-band whistler waves observed as magnetic fluctuation close to 1 Hz from Kaguya (Tsugawa et al. 2011) suggested the ion beams reflected by the lunar magnetic anomalies as a possible source of the waves.

The thermal performance analysis of the narrowed down sample agreed moderately well with the analysis performed in level 2 and the entire population of observations analysed in level 1.

Sequence analysis of these narrow and well-defined regions should help to define genomic regulatory networks based on the combinatorial and collective contribution of regulatory elements shared by different promoters.

A limitation of this analysis was the narrow range of reported values of diet and initial larval rearing density.

While not supporting detailed analysis of these narrower age groups across time, a broad overview is warranted (Table  3).

This section presents the results from a crude, back-of-the-envelope cost-benefit analysis from the narrow perspective of the CPPD program.

One hopes that ministers also take note of Rights of Women's excellent analysis of the ministers' alarmingly narrow definition of "domestic violence".

A limitation of the economic analysis was the narrow clinical evidence base: the source trial of effectiveness data (Mawhood and Howlin, 1999) had a small sample size (N = 50); moreover, its quasi-experimental design may have introduced bias in the analysis due to confounding factors (Morgan et al., 2000).