Sentence examples for analytical template from inspiring English sources

But the follow-the-money analytical template at the heart of Marxian analysis remains as apt now as it ever was.

Policymakers can use this model as an analytical template by which to assess whether their counterparties would comply with any undertakings they may make.

Sayre's attention to scale, both in terms of scientific practice and environmental governance, provides a useful analytical template for those working on issues of pastoralism where questions of scale abound.

The following is a simple, tried and true questionnaire that forms the analytical template my partner, Greg Hicks, and I use when we're working with Senior Executive Teams.

Here, an analytical template proposed by Lehoux et al 31 will be used.

The Figure Facts template described here is similar to the CREATE method, in that it intentionally shifts students' focus from the text to the data by supplying an analytical template with which to interpret each figure.

This method uses a template or analytical guide that derives from a theory or research tradition.

It found that there are examples in the literature that show the cascade model indeed being used as an 'organising framework', a tool for 're-framing' perspectives, an 'analytical template', and as an 'application framework'.

Using the recombinant plasmid pUC57-PCV3 as template, the analytical sensitivity was 23 copies.

When mutant-specific primers for the 15 bp deletion contain multiple mismatches (2 5 bases) with the wild-type template, the analytical selectivity of the assay is >109 (Fig. 2B D, Table S2) and 100,000-fold greater than that observed in PAP-A, which contains only one base mismatch at the 3' end (analytical selectivity ≤104) (Fig. 2A).

Careful consideration of the assay design, template preparation, and analytical methods are essential for accurate gene quantification.