Sentence examples for appreciated analysis from inspiring English sources

Therefore, up to now, there have been no reports that precisely evaluated the interaction between flowering time QTL and photoperiod sensitivity environment, as well as successfully distinguished base maturity QTL and photoperiod sensitivity QTL from flowering time QTL, due to the lack of appreciated analysis method and experiment design.

Some people think art is better appreciated without analysis.

Although the role of ducks and wading birds as influenza reservoirs has long been appreciated, our analysis shows that land birds constitute an important natural host of the influenza virus in the US.

Congress held a hearing yesterday on the inherent conflict between the ability of Wall Street firms to make independent analyses of companies that investors can rely on, and their need to attract investment banking clients who may not appreciate candid analysis.

Hume's archaic terminology is occasionally an obstacle to appreciating his analysis, inviting conflicting readings of his position.

Though we appreciate numbers, analysis, and progress reports, we effective altruists do not turn our hearts away from the moving stories of people whom we can help - after all, that's why we choose to give in the first place!

Steven Levitt and Stephen Dubner, known for their Freakonomics book, website, and radio programs, which explore economics from interesting angles, including the difference between people's perception of their behavior and their true actions, presented information about physicians and hand washing; you can view a short video to appreciate their analysis (www.youtube.com/watch?v=AEkOmn5hjFU).

These would be tabulated and appreciated via frequency analysis.

The typical rim-shaped mineralization is, however, appreciated on careful analysis of MRI and CT scan, and is pathognomonic for myositis ossificans.

The intestines from transplanted mice possessed hyperproliferative epithelial regions in both the distal small intestine and colon appreciated by wholemount analysis (Figure 5B,D) and morphologically by H&E (Figure 5C,E).

Our basic analysis indicated that consciously perceived stimuli are coded more reliably than unconscious ones, but the nature of this difference could not be completely appreciated from this analysis.