Sentence examples for by systematic analysis of from inspiring English sources

(Sn0.95Nb0.05 O2 NTs was selected for co-doping with nitrogen by systematic analysis of applied bias photon-to-current efficiency of various Nb doped SnO2 (x = 0 0.1) compositions.

Here, by systematic analysis of precursors and mature miRNAs, several evidences showed a complex gene duplication history in the gene family.

Deletions and duplications were detected by quantitative fluorescent-PCR using genomic DNA, and all other types of mutations were detected either by sequencing of all DMD gene exons and exon-intron junctions, or by systematic analysis of muscle dystrophin mRNA, using RT-PCR and sequencing of 14 amplified overlapping fragments.

By systematic analysis of how variations in sensory inputs alter the courtship behavior of a naïve male in the single-choice courtship paradigm, we derive a model describing the logic of the network that integrates the various sensory stimuli and elicits this complex innate behavior.

By systematic analysis of protein sequences in the SHVED, 41 protein sequences with a new mutation profile were identified.

By systematic analysis of the genomic context we showed that these transposases are responsible for the mobility of ISs both in eubacteria and in archaea but also of ICEs previously described in Mycoplasma (Dordet Frisoni et al. 2013).

There are two ways in which entrepreneurs process their thoughts, namely, by a systematic analysis of the facts and by application of heuristics (Baron2004).

This is done by a systematic analysis of the Annex 57 case study collection as well as additional scientific literature.

He tried to achieve this by a systematic analysis of the mental phenomena involved in attaining knowledge and in drawing inferences.

Although the time dynamics in Figures 5C and 6C are a good approximation for the average behaviour of what is observed in Figure 7C,D, this should be regarded as an initial insight and the study should be followed by a systematic analysis of varying intervention schedules.

In this work, we investigated these factors by a systematic analysis of two protein families, the α/β hydrolase family with more than 4600 proteins and the medium-chain dehydrogenase/reductase protein family with more than 2600 proteins, based on the Lipase Engineering Database [10] and the Medium-Chain Dehydrogenase/Reductase Engineering Database [11], respectively.