Sentence examples for examination of results from inspiring English sources
By careful examination of results (Fig. 9), we can observe that the conductivity of PANI/G composites is higher than counterpart PANI/MWCNTs composites because the surface area of graphene sheets is higher than CNTs.
Upon closer examination of results, no one method is found to always be superior to other methods, and selection of the appropriate solution procedure requires an examination of the specific kinetic mechanism, which is easily conducted using DAEPACK generated code.
A close examination of results of the model assessment has led to a number of important conclusions on the strengths and weaknesses of the existing stress strain models, which are clearly summarized.
This was supported by a closer examination of results.
We have successfully identified novel loci for MS through more detailed examination of results from a large first-generation GWAS.
The experimental protocol included sample collection and the examination of results acquired from healthy Polish Konik horses, and those suffering from RAO.
The feature of Multidimensional Fourier Transform, namely the possibility of calculating spectral values at arbitrary chosen frequency points, allowed easy examination of resulting spectrum.
Examination of resulting alignments and subgroup specific dendrogram construction (UPGMA, BLOSUM62) were performed using the Jalview alignment editor [ 70].
Central to most omic scale experiments is the interpretation and examination of resulting gene lists corresponding to differentially expressed, regulated, or observed gene or protein sets.
BLAST and examination of resulting alignments and domain identifications by CDD was frequently used to check homology among potentially related sequences and to extend the literature information about the distribution of key characters across phyla.
But a re-examination of results from 10 of those apparently successful tests by Theodore A. Postol and George N. Lewis, being published this month, finds only one or two successful intercepts — for a success rate of 10 to 20 percent.
