Sentence examples similar to built analyses from inspiring English sources
The ability of BAIT to accurately assess SCE events and genome build analyses can be confounded by technical variability from the Strand-seq protocol, including spurious or constant low-background reads, or variable read depths.
They built their analyses on historic rainfall and river flow data.
According to Fisker (2012), the existing literature on the economic consequences of natural disasters is surprisingly inconclusive given that all recent studies have built their analyses on the same data source EM-DAT and mosource EM-DAT andtheir attention on 5-year GDP growth rates.
We built path analyses using AMOS 16.0 [24], fitting general structural equation models using the method of maximum likelihood with multinormal errors.
Current understanding is predominantly built around analyses focussed on clients' self-reported behaviours or on the observed actions of medicine sellers (Brieger 2005; Granado et al. 2009).
The models provide unified and coherent descriptions of these processes within the type strain, eliminating previous ambiguity caused by models built from analyses of multiple and divergent strains of this microorganism.
The models provide unified and coherent descriptions of iron and RISCs oxidation and suggests mechanisms for their regulation within the type strain, eliminating previous confusion caused by models built from analyses of multiple and divergent strains of this microorganism.
The first thing Medlock needed was a huge source of information about how people use language, so he used the European Grid - a huge massive parallel computing network built to analyse data from the Large Hadron Collider data - to extract all the publicly available texts off the internet in different languages.
The Gaussian model for temporal dependence is first built to analyse the linear dependence.
A special device was built to analyse the treated substrates without breaking the vacuum.
A dynamic system model has been built to analyse all these processes.
