Sentence examples for detailed analyzing from inspiring English sources

Apart from the detailed analyzing of the growth mechanism of the flower-like AgCl microstructures, the photocatalytic performance of the AgCl microstructures also has been evaluated with the decomposition of MO, under the illumination of the visible light.

As differences exist in allele frequencies as well as linkage disequilibrium structure between Asians and European populations, detailed analyzing of more SNPs from each locus in Asian samples may help identify the causal variant.

The electrical and optical performance of the ALCPC-PV was detailed analyzed through the experiment and ray tracing simulation.

In this paper, we detailed analyzed the difference of the network structure between the traditional random division method and the temporal division method on two benchmark data sets, Netflix and MovieLens.

Given that mankind's been prone to cataloging for as long as we've been able to walk unaided on two feet and twiddle our gloriously opposable thumbs, it was inevitable that the Internet would become a hive of like-minded busybodies with nothing better to do than put together incredibly detailed analyzes of every kind of pill they could get their hands on.

Flextrip is a stand alone service that lets you plan your travels by pulling in your Dopplr or Tripit travel details, analyzing that data and serving real-time offers from local operators.

In the first section of the paper, the model is discussed in detail, analyzing its calculating equations and tracing its logical steps; the model is then calibrated on the available data for a recently demonstrated tubular SOFC prototype plant.

The tissue distribution data are discussed in details, analyzing the results of the various diagnostic approaches.

Westall et al. (2006a, 2011a) studied a 5 cm section of these sediments in detail, analyzing each 2 6 mm thick layer on a microbial scale.

"He analyzed it, I analyzed it — I have the most ornate set of graphs and charts and every possible detail analyzed five different ways," Green said.

Do you think you would make a good detective — able to notice details, analyze evidence, look for patterns and rely on your instincts?