Sentence examples for and analyses of individual from inspiring English sources

As revealed by pre- to posttest comparisons and analyses of individual differences in working memory training gains, visual working memory training led to positive transfer effects on visual Chinese vocabulary learning compared to both control conditions.

Here, we further characterized the clonal composition and evolution of the AML based on the genetic information from the bulk specimen and analyses of individual bone marrow cells for mutations in CAND1, PTPRT, and DOCK6.

Accurate collection, measurement, organization and analyses of individual specific data, embedded at all stratified levels of biological, demographic and cultural diversity – the big data – is necessary to make informed decisions on health, disease and longevity; which is a central theme of precision medicine initiative (PMI).

In marked contrast to Kant, however, Hegel weaves into his philosophical study of beauty numerous references to and analyses of individual works of art to such an extent, indeed, that his aesthetics constitutes, in Kai Hammermeister's words, "a veritable world history of art" (Hammermeister, 24).

Transient transfection results in a range of protein expression [19], [21], and analyses of individual cells require careful selection based upon fluorescence (GFP-ER) level [21].

The combination of rapid changes in migration away from Europe and the realization that very few genetic variants are sufficiently differentiated even between historically unrelated populations mean that clinical decisions about genotypic effects will require very detailed knowledge of the locus in question, and analyses of individual patients.

The behavior of such 'black-box' models is mostly studied by visual inspection and analyses of the individual output (e.g. images and movies) and with one- or two-dimensional parameter sweeps of output measures.

Methods: This study protocol describes the planned design and analyses of an individual participant data meta-analysis, to examine whether job strain is associated with an increased risk of clinically diagnosed unipolar depression based on hospital treatment registers.

Many reports and analyses of multiple individuals support a "sickling syndrome" which quickly give way to rhabdomyolysis and associated hyperkalemia, hyperosmolality, acidosis, elevated creatine phosphokinase, and red cell dehydration.

We further explored the observed patterns by conducting detailed analyses on the similarities and differences of groups of cases, and indepth analyses of individual cases.

To address multiple analyses, Bonferroni corrections were applied to both MANOVAs and the analyses of individual life events, with resultant alpha levels of.003, and 0.002, respectively [ 45].