Sentence examples for complementing the analyses from inspiring English sources

Complementing the analyses presented above, we also compared ssVEPs for lag 2 trials with correct and incorrect T2 report.

Self-diffusion coefficients were calculated to complement the analyses by estimating the mobility of the groups.

For the examination of direct effects, we complemented the analyses with organizational pride in both employees' efforts and abilities with regressions including only one facet from which the, respectively, other facet was partialled out in a previous step [see Tracy and Robins (2007a) for a similar approach] due to a high correlation between the two facets of organizational pride (r =.77).

This note presents a new electoral studies research program that will examine party and voter behaviour in 27 elections (national, supra-national, and sub-national) in five countries (Canada, France, Germany, Spain, and Switzerland) and that includes a series of experiments designed to complement the analyses of these 27 elections.

Continued observation of the Colchester community coupled with video playback and opportunistic translocation experiments can complement the analyses provided herein, delving more deeply into how the gesture's meaning [24] has been constructed and how the gesture itself is propagated.

To complement the analyses of raw occurrence data, we developed ecological niche models for both the native and introduced ranges, using Maxent 2.2 and 3.2.1 [49], and used them to explore the question of niche shift or expansion in greater detail.

To verify and complement the analyses, the results of the between-case comparisons were member-checked in an advisory board meeting with representatives of all of the cases.

To complement the analyses of single genes by sequential ChIP and cryoFISH, we investigated genome-wide correlations between S5p and H2Aub1 or S2p.

To complement the analyses of the quantitative survey data and to inform ways to improve future FT workshops, we qualitatively analyzed responses to the open-ended questions in the surveys using a thematic analysis (Boyatzis, 1998).

Furthermore, we have shown that bacterial inference based on the sampling of viruses cannot replace or even complement the analyses of the microbiome, due to the bias in the characterized bacteriophages that hinders any chance to consider them representative of the bacterial communities.

Reflection images and weight measurements complementing the PHLIP analyses suggest that a large part of the biofilm mass consisted of inorganic mineral material.