Sentence examples for clear analyses from inspiring English sources

Given that the contribution of CNVs to phenotypic variation is becoming increasingly clear, analyses of this kind of structural variation in organismic groups other than mammals are clearly needed.

Consequently, the primary endpoint was determined as the time to first infestation rather than whether an infestation occurred at all and meant that clear analyses could only be performed on that smaller group of participants experiencing infestations in both arms of the study.

Provide clear analyses as answers to each question or category for your proposal.

Whyte's "guide to clear thinking" analyses numerous rhetorical devices, such as the argument to authority, inconsistency, begging the question, "morality fever", and so on.

Whenever I read something about science that I doubt or don't understand, I e-mail him with questions, and he unfailingly responds, sometimes at impressive length, with clear, incisive analyses of whatever I've asked about.

It is clear that analyses should not include only admission data.

In addition, the exact compositions of the final varnish binders are not clear: other analyses should be carried out in order to reach this goal, for instance using gas chromatography (GC or HPLC) [40].

But by now it seems clear that analyses of collective intentionality provide significant contributions to the study of social phenomena, and that they form an important part of the main projects of social ontology.

Though the molecular functions of the motifs are not yet clear, our analyses showed significant associations between the set of predicted substrates and genes/proteins that are already (directly or indirectly) associated with STE20.

As is clear from analyses between V. okutanii and R. magnifica, the symbionts also share a large extent of conserved synteny.

Haberfeld, a former sergeant in a counter-terrorist unit of the Israel Defense Forces and an officer in Israel's national police force, blamed "political correctness" for hindering clear-eyed analyses of the threats faced by rank-and-file officers on the street.