Sentence examples for analyzing footprint from inspiring English sources

Additionally, gait abnormalities were assessed by analyzing footprint patterns of DMF or sham treated R6/2 mice walking along a narrow tunnel.

Behavioral consequences of dysfunctions of neurological origin or of aging on walking abilities can be reliably assessed by analyzing footprint patterns [6], [9], [13].

Dairy products, as one of the main sources of animal protein in the MDP, were the food group which presented the highest footprint in all four analyzed footprints.

In the MDP, dairy products was the food group which presented the highest footprint in all 4 analyzed footprints since in the MDP meat has a lower weight compared to the other patterns both in frequency and amount (Additional file 3) [ 11].

Minx et al. (2009) provided a thorough overview of IO applications for analyzing carbon footprints, including the regional and local carbon footprints of 434 local authorities in the UK.

Equation (13) does not include the carbon footprints generated in foreign countries to produce Japan's foreign imports: we focus on analyzing carbon footprints and leakage for domestic emissions only.

It is thus desirable to use MRIO tables when analyzing carbon footprints, as carbon leakage largely depends on economic repercussions.

OpenTrace by Rinen – OpenTrace tries to measure the environmental impact of any product by analyzing the footprints of the components that are involved in its creation.

We attribute variation at positions 1 and 10 to some base-specificity for the enzymatic reactions involved in generating and analyzing ribosome footprints (Lamm et al., 2011; Jackson et al., 2014; Raabe et al., 2014); the same variations are seen in reactions with naked RNA fragments.

The European Commission (EC) started promoting the use of multiple footprints to analyze the footprints of products and organizations (EC 2013).

We focus on the carbon Footprint subcomponent of the Ecological Footprint, and further translate and disaggregate the carbon Footprint into detailed classification of individual consumption according to purpose (COICOP) and analyze the Footprint of consumption associated with each of these categories for 15 Canadian cities according to census metropolitan area (CMA), from each province.