Sentence examples for analysis that arise from inspiring English sources
The goal of the Workshop was to explore new problems in Astronomical data analysis that arise from data complexity.
Differences in 5-year survival patterns between men and women were observed for all 12 cancers included in the analysis that arise in both sexes.
It also tests the robustness of the method to shortcuts that might be taken to simplify analysis, identifying problems that arise if conservation costs are ignored in portfolio analysis and demonstrating when portfolio recommendations are sensitive to how ecological benefits are quantified.
The conceptual framework data and analysis have limitations that arise because health systems are 'complex adaptive systems' (13, 14).
Schiller offers a disturbing analysis of the problems that arise whenever political expediency masquerades as justice and judges are subjected to the pressures of power politics or ideological conflict.
The analysis uncovered goal conflicts that arise at the boundaries of the organizations and how people in different roles cope with these conflicts, and their implications to overall system safety and resilience.
While the proportion of mutant genomes varies considerably among individual plaques, mutants can be readily recovered and are identified by PCR analysis of individual plaques that arise from re-plating a mixed population (Fig. 1).
In Table 1 we provide a data mining primer that explains the basic steps involved in microarray data analysis and the considerations that arise [ 125- 129].
Proteomics is analogous to transcriptomics the global analysis of mRNA transcripts that arise from the expression of genes in the genome although the former is considerably more complicated.
In this work, we show the detailed steps of the combinatorial IQE analysis and the findings that arise from it on the selected model library.
The current knowledge of EWS (Ewing's sarcoma) has been provided mainly from analysis of dominant oncogenes that arise due to chromosomal translocations in which EWS is fused to a variety of cellular transcription factors [ 28, 47, 48].
