Sentence examples for analysis of the predictable from inspiring English sources

Figure 4 illustrates that the maximal MdAPE is less than 0.5%% of the analysis of the predictable results.

The results, just published in Nature, show that those fates were predictable from a genetic analysis of the tumorous tissue.A gene microarray consists, as its name suggests, of an array of tiny cells (the microarray used by Dr Friend has 25,000 of them).

Our findings also indicate that caution is warranted in the design of immunotherapeutics based on the MART-1 26/27–35 epitopes, as neither cross-reactivity nor selectivity is predictable based on the analysis of the structures alone.

Recent press analysis of the Hefce indicative Student Number Control figures made interesting if not predictable reading.

More recent data suggest that fluorescence in situ hybridization (FISH) analysis of the amplified gene is probably the most reliable and predictable test.

Analysis of the auditory N1 showed larger responses for attended and predictable stimuli, as compared with all other conditions, which did not differ from each other.

Real-time systems need time-predictable platforms to allow static analysis of the worst-case execution time (WCET).

So I think it is not a traditional predictable socialist rant, but quite an interesting analysis of the colossal failures of state bureaucracy and how that dehumanises both the providers of that service and the people on the receiving end.

Importantly, we observed effects of the predictable trajectory on behavior.

Her analysis of the conservative movement, which is a worthwhile and important beat that the Post should treat more seriously on its national pages, is shallow and predictable.

Topping off a book of creative and careful analysis, Williams's missteps underline the danger of confusing the predictable world of literary genres with the messy world of life.