Sentence examples for because we analyze from inspiring English sources

Because we analyze sectorial differences, the individuals of interest are necessarily employed, which obviously does not allow us to be concerned with employment probabilities.

It is important to note that this one-to-one relationship was possible to study here because we analyze model samples, where there are no other potential sources of cations and electrons, such as impurities or other dyes.

Note that 260 channel realizations constitute a rich set of independent statistical samples from the channel (covering both 2.5 and 5GHz ISM bands) because we analyze the results in relative terms, i.e., we always compare a certain curve to a so-called reference curve and we focus our attention in the difference (improvement) rather than in the absolute values obtained.

Because we analyze complete genome sequences, we are certain that a single locus is involved in DOMO for Type IIG locus in H. pylori and for Type IS locus in Streptococcus pyogenes.

Because we analyze interval data, rather than probe data, our approach is readily applicable to microarray or high-throughput sequencing approaches for measuring copy number.

Because we analyze hybrids between D. pseudoobscura and D. persimilis, the ICE we observe is due to heterozygosity at three inversions two on the X and one on the second (focal chromosome).

However, these limitations may not significantly affect our results because we analyzed only the initial portion of the P codas.

This is expected because we analyzed many more mouse arrays in our study (2145 vs. 388 mouse arrays).

Could the genome-wide recombination rate that we estimated for Nasonia be so low because we analyzed recombination in an interspecific and not an intraspecific cross?

This discrepancy could be because we analyzed the CD133 expressing cells in CD45-negative cell fraction and glioma specimens can have different contents of hematopoietic cells.

It was, however, necessary to build a new database because we analyzed an entire organ, mixing several tissues and cell lines.