Sentence examples for analytical that from inspiring English sources

To begin with, we can show that V² is not analytical, that is, is not definable in arithmetic by a second-order formula.

The work was interesting and, through interaction with formulation scientists, I learned about product formulation and the range of studies beyond analytical that are required for drug-product submission.

The conflict between the ocular and the analytical that is evident in Duffn's words in fact underlines a larger tension, both between different modes of scientifc credibility and between the metropolis and the periphery.

The resulting sets of equations, however, have at least three limitations: First, the models are descriptive rather than analytical; that is, they do not explain the probability distribution of gamete modes in terms of biological (here meiotic) mechanisms; instead, gamete modes are described in terms of observables, that is, whether a gamete is recombined or not and double reduced or not.

The literature offers the following considerations: reliable analytical (that is, quantitative) data on steady state concentrations of ROS as well as of other critical reactive intermediates are lacking for human liver of patients affected by a CLD; and the best data come from analyses performed on livers of animals undergoing experimental models of acute liver injury.

The primary aim of this scheme was to develop a flexible, scalable EQA scheme designed to assess issues related to techniques and minimum detection limits used in standard laboratory practice, focusing exclusively on the analytical (that is, sample processing, genotyping) and reporting phases (interpretation of the results in relation to the clinical context).

I'd like to think I'm a little more analytical than that.

"There hasn't been time for the analytical work that generally precedes that kind of site planning," Mr. Barwick said.

That report 8 emphasizes the need for validated analytical methods that can measure risk biomarkers.

Such studies provide valuable analytical data that reveals much about the whales' life, their status and their environmental surroundings, information that is not obtainable through simple visual observation.

Cope developed "a little analytical engine" that could insert some randomness within the predictability.