Sentence examples for concerns in the analysis from inspiring English sources
It is well known that one of the most important concerns in the analysis of mathematical modeling of the spread of infectious diseases is the efficacy of vaccination programmes.
One of the concerns in the analysis of gestures is the problem arising from the segmentation of phases of a gesture (rest position, preparation, stroke, hold and retraction), which, from the standpoint of Gesture Theory, may reveal information on prosody and semantics of what is being said in a discourse.
But I have a few concerns in the analysis section.
Several methodological concerns in the analysis by Friedrich and colleagues severely limit the utility of the analysis and call into question the conclusions.
Combinations of different network traffic patterns, relay schemes, cost weights, and vehicular flow settings are input to the model, and the distribution number of hops and the cooperation scope as the outputs are particularly concerned in the analysis.
A concern in the analysis of gene mutations in zebrafish is the possibility of duplicated genes, but we did not found duplicated copies of the sec24d gene in zebrafish (Zv8, Sanger Center).
An important concern in the analysis of environmental samples is obtaining DNA templates from all target organisms in the mixed sample.
Simpute is suitable for regular screening of the large-scale SNP genotyping particularly when the sample size is large, and efficiency is a major concern in the analysis.
A central concern in the analysis of multigene family diversification is the extent to which it is driven by adaptation to species-specific environmental niches.
Consequently, a deeper understanding of the consequences that the combined effect of gene activities has over the functionality of the cell has become a major concern in the analysis of genomic data.
The question of the meiotic/mitotic origin of the events is a general concern in the analysis, and may be in part clarified at least for the category of simple events by further comparative analysis between NCO and CO as presented in Figure 2: The data shows 40% of NCO in regions that have less than 2.5cM/Mb.
