Sentence examples for analysis translates from inspiring English sources

It remains to be seen whether or not this analysis translates well to emergency department care.

The interaction with customers and feedback from knowledge consumers is therefore fully part of such an effort, and its analysis translates the capacity of the service provider to monitor its knowledge market.

Adjusting for these differences in multivariable analysis translates findings more reliably, however, there is still room for residual confounders.

ViVan performs per-sample allele rate analysis, translates the detected changes into amino acid changes, compares and outputs several informative metrics regarding each analyzed sample.

Bioinformatic analysis translates the sequence reads into miRNAs abundance levels with relative quantification and then discovers novel miRNAs differentially expressed and their associated genes by using digital approaches may be publicly available or custom-made software tools [ 107].

In the case of cell-to-cell variation, this covariate analysis translates to the identification of correlations between cell-specific characteristics such as cell-line, cell-volume, cell-type, etc, with e.g. the cell-specific kinetic parameters estimated by the model.

This morning David, who works in video analysis, translated for me at the training ground.

AN conducted the experiments, made the preparations for elemental analysis, translated the text from Ukrainian to English, and participated in the discussion of results.

ICDD-VEGF markedly enhanced regional blood flow determined by microsphere and contrast CT analysis translating to a functional improvement in regional wall motion and global left ventricular (LV) systolic and diastolic function.

This study therefore offers the opportunity to explore the utility of a very simple approach to multilingual sentiment analysis: translate a small lexicon of sentiment-laden words into the language of interest and then apply Algorithm SS or Algorithm TL directly within that language (treating words as tokens).

Maddon said Friedman's analysis translated into more than acquiring undervalued players at bargain prices.