Sentence examples for analyzed imbalances from inspiring English sources

The controversy among different studies regarding the predominant species and their contribution to the pathology of AD might reflect differences in the brain regions analyzed, imbalances in age and disease stages of the recruited cases, different protocols utilized and the characteristics of the peptides under investigation.

These results allow us to analyze imbalances in the system and propose some basic principles for the design of system balancing methods.

The present approach of comparative output benchmarking can be used to assess institutional operating figures at the national and international level and to analyze imbalances in health and research funding.

Sixth, we are the first to analyze imbalance effects during the financial crisis and show that the concurrent relation has increased in that period.

In order to avoid the difficulties arising when analyzing imbalanced samples, we use the Random OverSampling Examples (Rose) approach that has been recently proposed in the statistical literature to obtain representative balanced samples from imbalanced ones.

He analyzed the imbalances in the Street Crime, Anticrime and Highway Units.

Two specimens (cases 1 and 2 in Table 1) were previously analyzed for imbalance of the mutant and wild-type RET allele (see Ref. [ 12]).

Future studies should analyze these imbalances in closer detail.

Borehole temperatures and their average are calculated in fields with multiple boreholes, and the mean square error coefficient is devised in order to analyze the imbalance between the boreholes.

To analyze genomic imbalance in U2OS and MG63 (2 arrays each) the processed R signal and processed G signal columns from the Agilent Feature Extraction-generated a-CGH.txt files were imported into PGS.

In 2007, Palmer et al. used metaphase-based comparative genomic hybridization (CGH) to analyze genomic imbalance in 34 pediatric GCTs (22 yolk sac tumors (YSTs), 11 germinomatous tumors and one metastatic embryonal carcinoma).