Sentence examples for analyzing the earliest from inspiring English sources

Retrospective sequencing was performed systematically by analyzing the earliest plasma sample available for each patient.

We therefore overexpressed each fusion protein from the inducible GAL promoter, analyzing the earliest time points after induction that allowed reliable detection.

Final Early-Vote Numbers from Florida Tuesday, November 8th, 10 04 A.M. Steve Schale, a longtime Democratic strategist and the go-to source for Florida data, has written his final update analyzing the early-vote numbers down there.

The death of an infant son and his experience analyzing the early subprime lending industry had made him suspicious, dyspeptic, contrarian.

Particularly in analyzing the earlier stages in the process known as al-nahḍah ("renaissance"), Western historians have for a long time placed much more emphasis on the first of these factors.

Moreover, an example is presented here to demonstrate the utility of this method by analyzing the early rub-impact signal appearing in a rotor.

By analyzing the early time dependence of the saturation profiles, we are able to characterize the divergence, at low water saturation, of the saturation-dependent capillary dispersion coefficient.

The true positive fraction (TPF) and false positive fraction (FPF) of the ROC plot can reflect a very different number of compounds on an identical scale, which can be misleading for analyzing the early recognition of active compounds.

The present study showed the superiority of TaqMan assay over Amplicor assay for analyzing the early prediction of virologic response to antiviral therapy.

There have been few studies analyzing the early clinical presentation in severe IPD in children since the introduction of PCV7 in Taiwan.

More recently, the development of ultrasound-guided LN biopsy sampling procedures has considerably expanded the possibility of more systematic studies aimed at analyzing the early pathologic changes eventually occurring in healthy subjects at risk of developing RA [ 68].