Sentence examples for analysis of trafficking from inspiring English sources
An analysis of trafficking statistics carried out at the time revealed how "official estimates" snowballed wildly.
Although the isolation and analysis of trafficking fetal cells might remain a peripheral test, it could be useful in those centres already offering FISH or PGD services.
Finally, the reasonably small size and simplicity of the pIN construct, especially when compared to most integral proteins mediating signal transduction, should facilitate the analysis of trafficking in cells such as neurons which are hard to transfect [ 25] and also the development of viral gene delivery methodologies where packaging size is critical [ 26].
Finally, the UN Security Council has requested the Secretary General to take steps to improve the collection of data, monitoring and analysis of trafficking in persons in context of armed conflict.
Unfortunately, the analysis of trafficking signals is complicated by their topography, hierarchical nature and regulation.
Further experimental validation of this pathway will be required by more detailed analysis of trafficking of these proteins.
"The accidents come from a combination of the public transportation sector … plus pedestrians, who have no way to cross the street safely," says Cesarina Nin Ferreras, who oversees analysis of traffic accidents for the government's general directorate for land transport.
(Analysis of traffic to these servers is continuing, and may offer the best chance of casting light on Stuxnet's purpose and origins).
Systems have been developed that optimize economical use of locomotives by integrated analysis of traffic trends, the real-time location of locomotives, and the railroad's route characteristics to generate the ideal assignment of each locomotive from day to day.
It is logical that the analysis of traffic data, coupled with in-car radar and autopilot electronics, will enable software control of large numbers of robot-driven electric cars.
General analysis of traffic on the networks is not necessarily a privacy scandal, thinks Prof Woodward.
