The phrase "analytic integration" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to mathematics, particularly in discussing methods of integrating functions analytically rather than numerically.
Example: "In this course, we will focus on analytic integration techniques to solve complex integrals."
Alternatives: "analytical integration" or "exact integration".
Such a shape for the IF allows a simple analytic integration of A Trap t) from zero to infinity, providing integrated activity for trapped 18F-FDG per tissue unit volume (mL−1).
The computational accuracy is considerably improved due to the additional hierarchical shape functions and analytic integration.
The function assumes a linear dopant drift effect, which simplifies the analytic integration as well as makes it suitable for closed form solutions under any initial condition state.
Enough details of the numerical method are given to allow the reader to adapt it to other shapes for which analytic integration is not possible.
This project used a Bayesian network (BN) approach to create an ESSENCE module for analytic integration, combining medical expertise with analysis of 4 years of data using documented outbreaks.
Analytic integration of the curves was used to determine the area under the curve (AUC), which was divided by the injected dose to yield the residence times of F-FPAMT and F-FDG in each organ.
To do that, it designed Canvas to be an enterprise-level, open source and cloud-native LMS that doesn't take six months to integrate, avoids Flash, while offering mobile support, analytics, integration with popular apps, speed grading, a "guaranteed uptime Service Agreement," hands-free updates and giving developers a set of APIs and scalable server capacity — for in-person and online courses.
Meta-analytic integration showed the pattern of greater rejection of targets with an out-group membership to be stronger under anger than sadness.
Like its flagship service, the new app flyers also include built-in analytics, and support Google Analytics integration.
Buffer for Business, a paid product it launched last month with service tiers priced between $50 and $250/month, is adding a bunch of new analytics features, including Google Analytics integration and follower growth tracking.
The Google Analytics integration, perhaps most importantly, will mean that those who already use Google Analytics to track other online traffic will now be able to monitor Buffer-based social media performance alongside other marketing campaigns and other activity.
