Sentence examples for completed analyses of from inspiring English sources
The rate-limiting transition state for R15 folding is investigated using protein engineering methods (Φ-value analysis) and compared with previously completed analyses of R16 and R17.
We chose the men examined in 2003 because this was the latest year from which we had completed analyses of reproductive hormones.
FTI (Fast Track Initiative) is currently conducting a study of the costs of CPS and HBP, but completed analyses of the costs of providing various ECD services in Cambodia were not available at the time of our site visit.
BiForce completed analyses of the eight metabolic traits within 1 day, identified nine epistatic pairs of SNPs in five metabolic traits and 18 SNP pairs in two disease traits.
Simple and complete analyses of Newtonian hydrodynamics in a blade coating system are presented in this paper.
Faculty, students, and selected staff each receive an "executive summary" of relevant portions of the survey results, and complete analyses of the surveys are used to guide the School's continuous improvement.
It is demonstrated that the computer codes available at Forschungszentrum Karlsruhe can be used for the complete analyses of the containment behaviour and the accident consequences, provided that the design data of the nuclear reactor and information on the initiating phase of the accident are available.
Organizational decisions, including accreditation, quality management, and reimbursement would be improved by relevant, timely, accurate, and complete analyses of available data for decision support.
He also made clear that his study of various forms of world religions was to be taken for its heuristic value rather than as "complete analyses of cultures, however brief" [Ibid., 27].
To complete analyses of diet variability the prey items were aggregated into taxonomic categories.
A total of 804 subjects, for whom complete analyses of 10 polymorphisms of genes involved in hemostatic pathways were available, were included in the present study.
