Sentence examples for enabling further analysis from inspiring English sources

Finally, we normalized all dimensions linearly in the range [0,1] according to the following formula: {text{normalized}};{text{value}}_{j}^{{rm dim}_i} = frac{{rm value}_j^{{rm dim}_i} - {rm min}({rm dim}_i)}{{rm max}({rm dim}_i) - {rm min}({rm dim}_i }.After this, all dimensions are numerical in the range of [0,1], enabling further analysis with equally weighted dimensions.

In contrast to the low incidence of SBIs, there was a higher number of overall infections in the individual studies of SCIG replacement therapy, thus enabling further analysis.

Five databases contained summary results for unpublished data, indications that a particular gene had been analysed, or (in the case of PharmGKB), access to the genotype and phenotype data enabling further analysis.

The processing that occurs in area V1 enables further analysis of different aspects of the image.

Photographic reconstruction enables key archaeological features to be visualised at very high 3D resolution and enables further analysis and interpretation.

Chemicalize.org has converted the majority of example structures that circumscribe the subject matter and enable further analysis.

This may be an end in itself, with the ultimate output being images and animations generated by Blender, but also enables further analysis with conventional geospatial software by exporting results to CSV file.

Thus, a method to use rice husk, an agroindustry residue that is a promising material to adsorb aflatoxins to enable further analysis steps, is proposed by applying a Plackett Burman design followed by 22 central composite rotational design.

This paper presents a prototype design of a stand-alone monitoring device that outputs PTT measurements both in analogue and digital format to existing acquisition system and a personal computer respectively to enable further analysis.

Microarray analysis enabled further analysis of the individual salivary microbiota.

Efforts to standardize measures and reporting to enable further analysis should be encouraged.