Sentence examples for data dissection from inspiring English sources

Spatializing and digitizing the dataset presents a new, improved basis for data dissection and visualization.

The annual ritual of the publication of the National Student Survey (NSS) results has triggered fevered data dissection at universities across the UK this week.

Though we had observed sporadic worker egg-laying in queenright colonies of T. recedens in a previous study (unpublished data), dissection data did not corroborate this result for the presently studied colonies.

Genetic data from dissection of the ta-siRNA pathway in Arabidopsis suggests that RDR6 functions to convert a cleaved transcript into dsRNA, likely in a primer-independent manner [3].

We then hypothesise that the total number of fibers within the OR and its total size do not change significantly after the age of 5 years and thus allow for direct comparison with anatomical data from dissection studies in adults.

Another possible influence example is the spatial coincidence between structures mapped by magnetic data with low dissection zones delineated as a result of drainage network density analysis.

As a result, I will probably be scrambling to collect the data from the dissection.

However, since the blood volume in metastases may be higher and not 5% as in normal brain, a blood volume fraction model was fitted to dynamic data, which permitted dissection of the PET image data into fitted non-blood and blood components and allowed visual assessment (Figure 5).

The twin data enabled the dissection of mitotic or meiotic events that drive the generation of CLPs and CNPs.

First, genetic data inferred from dissection of the ta-siRNA pathway suggest that DCL4, which is the major DCL in antiviral defense, produces 21-nt siRNAs from dsRNA substrates instead of other undefined secondary structures [3].

Sperm counts corroborated dissection data on the mating performance of winged males.