Sentence examples for analyzed closely from inspiring English sources

Many of the lines have not been analyzed closely enough to know if they are robust and viable or even real stem cells.

Bail's and Antill's philosophical musings fall far short of the minutely analyzed, closely argued articles churned out in actual philosophy departments; and Erica, in caring to wade through loose, hand-scrawled leaves written by a nobody from nowhere, is a most unusual academic.

Lux's research team compared the time to profitability for water startups against a set of 3,700 startups that they have analyzed closely across electronics, energy, agriculture, nutrition, life sciences and infrastructure.

CT scans should be obtained and fractures associated with a >30%% or >120° fracture arc should be analyzed closely for occult or obvious instability.

Expected or unexpected movements in exchange rate and interest rate must be analyzed closely, by the portfolio managers and other stakeholders, for developing risk management strategies.

We also analyzed closely related outcomes that we did not expect to be affected by GLS as control outcomes.Counties implementing GLS training had significantly lower suicide rates among the population aged 10 to 24 years the year after GLS training than similar counties that did not implement GLS training (1.33 fewer deaths per 100 000; P = .02).02

The new findings, published in the February issue of the Journal of Consulting and Clinical Psychology, are from the first study to analyze closely the specific emotional maneuvers during actual arguments between couples and then to track down those same couples three years later to see how satisfied they were with the marriage.

These unique characteristics made her case worth analyzing closely with respect to her science learning, participation, and identity work.

Furthermore, a large part of the features they used assesses structural features of pre-miRNAs, which poses problems when analyzing closely related species since structure is more conserved than sequence.

This approach could have a better chance of success for analyzing closely related DNA sequences such as cDNA of Influenza A and B viruses.

These techniques often lack the discriminatory power when analyzing closely related microbes such as E. coli.