Sentence examples for analyzed the progress from inspiring English sources
We have analyzed the progress of Clemens as well as all 31 other pitchers since 1968 who started at least 10 games in at least 15 seasons, and pitched at least 3,000 innings.
Recently, several excellent reviews have analyzed the progress made in understanding the role of miRNA therapeutics within the CVDs field [ 19– 21] and circulating biomarkers within the blood stream for early detection of specific CVDs pathologies [ 22].
When comparing our results with the data from the EUROCARE study which analyzed the progress in survival of patients with CRC in 16 European countries from the 1980s to the early 21st century, we observed a slightly better 5-year survival then the 50-60% reported in Europe diagnosed between 2000 2002 which could be attributed to the academic setting of our hospital and the higher volume [ 44].
He relates all the well-known events of Franz Joseph Haydn's long career but never bothers to analyze the progress of his output -- nor does he even mention the interesting fact that Haydn was one of the very few major artists (John Updike was another) who never seemed to develop a "late style" in old age.
The pathologists many a times find it difficult to analyze the progress of the patients.
Rietveld refinements of the X-ray diffraction data were done in order to analyze the progress of the structural change.
This article analyzes the progress of Industrial Engineering in Peru, the relationship to major trends in Europe and North America, and the projected outlook for the future.
In particular, we analyze the progress of the most engaged SBBD authors, the number of distinct authors, institutions, and published papers, and the evolution of some of the most frequent terms presented in the titles of the papers, as well as the influence and impact of the most prominent SBBD authors.
After analyzing the progress of residents at Moore Place, an organization that houses 85 homeless people in Charlotte, North Carolina, the University of North Carolina found out just how cheap providing a roof really is.
The information of how the cases were solved helps to improve the data-generating methods and is also used to analyze the progress of the GENCODE project itself.
Statistical analysis is an important mathematical tool to analyze the progress of cancer cells based on a large number of cells in a particular position of the human body.
