Sentence examples for examination of a set of from inspiring English sources

The approach ensures the behavior preservation of the code and the applicability of the refactoring suggestions based on the examination of a set of preconditions.

Salon bases its challenge on an examination of a set of 280 Abu Ghraib photographs it has been studying for several weeks and an interview with an official of the Army's Criminal Investigation Command, known as the C.I.D., who says the man identified by The Times is not the detainee in the photograph.

Clearly, this calls for an examination of a set of (preferably diverse) countries.

The new interpretations of old data will reveal new pieces of evidence, from the examination of a set of manuscripts transmitting the Compositiones Lucenses tradition, and a second set of codices which include texts from the Compositiones and the Mappæ traditions.

Last, our studies demonstrate some of the difficulties in interpreting and predicting transcriptional responses based upon individual histone modifications; and thus, suggest that an examination of a set of modifications on a given target gene, as performed herein, will be more informative.

Below we describe the examination of a set of characterized human cis-regulatory SNPs that are associated with inherited diseases.

However, because the lung is a large organ and the examination consists of a set of multiple scans, we still lack an evidence-based consensus on how to define a positive examination.

Lethem once wrote, in an essay about John Ford's movie "The Searchers," that an actor "can be placed under examination as icon of a set of neurotic symptoms... and yet still operate as a creature of free will and moral relevance, a character whose choices matter".

The results of their evaluation reveal a number of gaps in the applicability of the methods under examination, leading to the discussion of a set of new methodological requirements.

This study estimated the inter- and intraobserver reliability of a set of noninstrumented physical examination measures for knee pain in older adults.

However, a detailed examination of this set of fragment ions reveals that nearly all of them are derived from the N- and C-terminal segments of the protein before and after the two cysteine residues connected by the disulfide bond, with very few of the observed fragments representing backbone cleavages within the (Cys Cys) segment.