Sentence examples for analytical window from inspiring English sources

Although the number of American and Chinese venture rounds is similar, it's not exactly the same, so to make an apples-to-apples comparison of the pace of deal making between each country's investors we're comparing the proportional share of deal counts between the six years in our analytical window.

Professional services therefore provide important insights into emerging global service networks and new international divisions of labor, as well as offering an important analytical window onto the new forms of work and employment which characterize knowledge-intensive firms in the 'new economy' more generally.

In line with the former, Dr. Marjan Ahel (Rudjer Bošković Institute, Zagreb, Croatia) stressed the importance of extending analytical window to more polar compounds as a prerequisite for detection of emerging classes of aquatic contaminants, which might be essential for better ecotoxicological assessment of wastewaters and ambient waters.

The wide analytical window of ARMS-DCA enabled reliable SNP typing and absolute mtDNA quantification over a broad range of input DNA amounts with a single experimental setup.

The analytical window of the assay covered at least 5 orders of magnitude of template DNA input with a detection limit in the low picogram range of genomic DNA.

The high sensitivity of the duplex ARMS-DCA approach and the short minimum template molecule lengths required for amplification (2706G: 50 nt; 7028C: 68 nt; Figure 1) along with the wide analytical window and the ability to detect mixtures, rendered the ARMS-DCA assay a good candidate for the analysis of samples frequently encountered in forensic genetics.

For this study we analyzed the proteome pattern in growing and non-growing cells cultivated in Bioexpress medium in the analytical windows of pI 4 7 and for the first time also of pI 6 11.

Studies that compare the performance on similar samples (Wolff et al. 2006, 2007) indicate that the methods are complementary, i.e., their analytical windows overlap, but each has an exclusive set of proteins or modifications that were not identified with the other.

Subsequent to the opening of the Landsat archive, several time series approaches for characterizing landscape change have been developed, often representing a particular analytical time window.

The analytical time is a window of one calendar year (2011) in a cross-sectional design.

On the other hand, as a compromise with respect to sensitivity, precision, and band shape, the selected derivative window for analytical purposes was 9 points, selected from a 5 points to 37 points range, with a related precision of 0.27% RSD, n=3.