Sentence examples for especially analyzed from inspiring English sources

Theoretical results for the case of double-layer target are especially analyzed.

The required drag, inertia and lift coefficients are especially analyzed from the results of hydraulic model experiments specially designed for geotube structure.

The crack growth under negative load ratio loads is especially analyzed, and a way of deriving this rate is given and shown to be relevant even for nonisothermal loading.

Recovering temporal point spread functions (PSFs) is important for various applications, especially analyzing light transport.

Students learn from the performances by treating them like mini-experiments, formulating hypotheses, collecting data and, especially, analyzing their results (Harrison and Treagust 2006).

The interaction between a piezoelectric screw dislocation and an elliptical inhomogeneity in piezoelectric composite material which contains an electrically conductive confocal rigid line is studied, especially analyzing the shielding effect of a piezoelectric screw dislocation near an elliptical inhomogeneity.

The inter-atomic surface (IAS) shared by two bonded atoms enables to evaluate the nature of the bonding between them, especially analyzing the electron density properties at the bond critical point (BCP), a point on IAS where the gradient of ED is equal to zero (∇ρ(r ) = 0).

The study systematically characterized the SUMO binding by Wss1 in an elegant way especially analyzing the contribution of WLM domain towards SUMO binding.

Especially, we analyzed the effect of subsetting the markers and scaling of heterozygosities on the cline in heterozygosity away from sub-Saharan Africa.

Full-length cDNA resources are very useful, not only for gene annotation and the determination of transcriptional start sites, but also for functional analyses [ 14], especially when analyzed within the context of genomic sequences.

And speed is of the essence, especially in analyzing data from the publicly financed Human Genome Project, which makes new sequences available each day to everyone at the same time.