Sentence examples for application for analyses from inspiring English sources

The approach combines downscaling of global climate projections at 2° spatial resolution to a fine scale of 270-m spatial resolution, verified for accuracy with measured data, and applies the results to a hydrologic model to illustrate the potential application for analyses of impacts of climate change to ecological processes at the landscape, basin, and hillslope scales.

The lack of overlapping observations in the variable 'trust in providers in general' prohibited its application for analyses.

Guide (Genome Informatics Data Explorer) is a desktop application for analysing RNA-seq and microarray data.

We have presented an online application for analysing epidemiologic surveillance time series.

This interactive application allows for analyses and visualization of customized data and comparisons across influenza seasons, regions, age groups, and selected patient demographics and clinical characteristics.

The present results offer new information about using sensory analysis of MR-images not only for food science but also for medical applications for analysing MR and X-ray images and for training of personnel, such as radiologists and radiographers.

They first outline some of the digital resources available to systemic phonologists with a primary focus on Praat, a powerful software application for multidimensional analyses.

However, it could also be done by employing a commercially available pharmacokinetic software package (SAAM II, Software Application for Kinetic Analyses, Version 2.0, ©University of Washington) [ 20].

The aim of developing another format named KCF-S format is not to replace KCF into KCF-S, but to provide additional information of larger substructures for the correspondence with the names in organic chemistry and biochemistry, and for the application for many analyses such as structure-based clustering of molecules and metabolic pathway reconstruction study.

However, besides numerous advantages, such as being informative and highly repeatable and the potential for miniaturization and ease of automation, most described microarray methods require elevated costs for equipment and a more qualified personal, circumstances that limit its broad application for routine analyses in common food control laboratories.

However, its modest sensitivity and limited resolving power compared to MS limits its applications for lipidomics analyses [24].