Sentence examples for concentrated analysis from inspiring English sources

Irwin writes: "The virtual absence of Stephens from historical records means that, until this point, any concentrated analysis of the early history of the development of television programmes for women is to all intents and purposes non-existent".

The addictive immediacy and the overwhelming volume of information available in the "Googled world" of novice readers invite neither time for concentrated analysis and inference nor the motivation for them to think beyond all the information given.

They also allow optical zoom, or more concentrated analysis of any obstacles near a car.

Adolphe), presented as a fictional autobiography, belongs to an important strand in the tradition of the French novel namely, the novel of concentrated psychological analysis of an individual which runs from the 17th century to the present day.

The concentrated contact analysis focuses on a hybrid ceramic/steel combination.

To quantify the activities of secreted cellulases, the supernatants of KY3, KR5 and KR7 cultures were harvested and concentrated for analysis at 40°C.

By concentrating a majority of the thiosulfate in one or two aliquots of 20 40 ml volume, the sample can be pre-concentrated before analysis by IC.

Through finite element analysis, concentrated areas of stress were pinpointed within the slits in the tapestry weave structure (in Ph.D. research by Duffus2 unpublished).

For sucrose gradient analysis, concentrated RSPs were ultra-centrifuged in a 20 to 60% discontinuous sucrose gradient at 28,000 rpm (Beckman SW-41Ti rotor) for 2.5 hours in 4°C.

Urine samples with creatinine levels > 300 mg/dL or < 30 mg/dL were excluded because they were too dilute or too concentrated for accurate analysis (n = 11) (Sata et al. 1995).

The first principle component from the analysis, concentrated disadvantage, was dominated by the percentage of residents on public assistance, percentage of residents with incomes below the poverty line, percentage female-headed households, percentage unemployed and percentage of residents who are younger than 18.