Sentence examples for counted analytically from inspiring English sources

The dynamic of substitution was also counted analytically using the equations describing the first order reaction rate.

Compared with IHC, ISH assays, in which the target gene copy number is counted, are considered to be more quantitative analytically.

"Every politician wants you to tell them that you can provide coverage to everybody and spend less money, but analytically you shouldn't be counting on that," says Linda Blumberg, principal research associate at the Urban Institute, a non-partisan tax policy think tank.

Does that count?" "Count?

The probability (obtained analytically) and miss count information (obtained through simulation) allow ReVS identifying those conflictive a C i leading to conflictive cache placements that must be upperbounded.

A number of groups have extended the peak-calling approach to identify broad domains [ 5, 6] or analytically represent ChIP-signals beyond read-counts [ 7].

Analytically, our models look good, but what is test flight?

These models can be used as an interesting method for evaluating analytically both the tensile strength values and their corresponding acoustic emission count as function of Glass fiber content, temperature and the applied strain rate.

Her analytically trained audience ate it up.

"Analytically it is challenging," the official said.

Nor does the book stand out analytically.