Sentence examples for analyzed as possible from inspiring English sources

In this work anthropogenic and solar forcings are analyzed as possible drivers of this behavior.

Ultrafast-deposition and a-Si precursor or cap layer are analyzed as possible approaches to the control upon interface intermixing and film growth process.

The presence of leukocytes, moment of the day sampling being perform, prior to sampling antibiotic therapies, and duration of mechanical ventilation before sampling were analyzed as possible associated factors that may influence results of Gram's stain.

Variables analyzed as possible predictors were: gender, age, socio-demographic characteristics, alcohol/coffee/smoking habits, positive family history for drug abuse and/or headache, past medical history, primary headache type, type, duration and quantification of drug overuse and duration of chronic headache.

The seven characteristics of studies [3] and two author characteristics associated with the h-I in the literature (gender of author, and place of residence) [10], [16]-[17] were analyzed as possible confounding factors in the prognostic analyses.

Systolic and diastolic blood pressure (SBP/DBP), waist circumference (WC) and body mass index (BMI) were analyzed as possible mediators.

Expensive agricultural experiments deserve to be analyzed as efficiently as possible by extracting as much information as possible from the data while respecting the experimental design.

Samples were analyzed as soon as possible after collection on the same blood gas analyzer.

In addition, described models shall be analyzed as efficiently as possible.

With the use of the suggested priority order, it is expected that the true positive warnings are analyzed as soon as possible, leaving the "less important" alarms (with smaller DCL) to be analyzed later if there are still available resources.

But this form of unity cannot be what is called organic; for if the parts express the whole or the other parts, they must be complex, and therefore themselves contain parts; if the parts have been analyzed as far as possible, they must be simple terms, incapable of expressing anything except themselves.