Sentence examples for benefit of analysing from inspiring English sources

These findings demonstrate the benefit of analysing population-based registries to contribute relevant clinical information on rare brain tumours.

32 The high prevalence of depression found within this sample despite no particular significant lesion location related to depression points to the benefit of analysing networks of neural structures implicated in depression, rather than limiting the focus to the significance of lesions to one or two structures.

Our study highlights the benefits of analysing the serum cytokine levels as a group to observe relative expression level changes.

For a mean difference in anxiety scores of 1, a sample size of 355 would result in a 95% confidence interval of 0.75 to 1.25 (that is a margin of error of 0.25 points on the anxiety score), taking into account the benefits of analysing within-person differences.

Indeed, recent findings on verbal interactions in physics classrooms located in Swiss and German high schools underscore the benefits of analysing student gender in conjunction with ability-related and motivational characteristics while carefully attending to different kinds of contributions (Jurik et al. 2013).

This is of special benefit when analysing stored serum samples from biobanks, where the volumes stored are limited.

Given the similarity of estimates of heritability and phenotypic variances and the near perfect genetic correlation it was considered reasonable to simplify further analyses by using the transformed total score (loge(1+H), where H = HL+HR), since the benefit of bivariate analyses resulting in two EBVs for use in selection, or a differentially weighted sum would be negligible.

The real benefit of SDT analyses is that they allow an unbiased evaluation of change deafness manipulations.

The benefit of combined analyses is essentially obtained when the QTL is segregating in both pedigrees.

Compared to the previous study of Lucau-Danila et al. [ 30], the main benefit of ARTIVA analyses is that it provides a dynamic classification of the benomyl response genes.

One important benefit of linkage analyses in families is that more missingness and error can be tolerated than in pairwise IBD analysis since much information can be often imputed, with little uncertainty.