Sentence examples for examination of the restricted from inspiring English sources
Examination of the restricted cubic splines further supported the use of quantile regression rather than continuous linear regression, as the relationship between inflammatory markers and ERI was curvilinear.
At the exon level we were unable to observe any convincing evidence for alternative splicing events between the comparisons and therefore all further examination of the data was restricted to gene level analyses.
Examination of FST restricted to standard chromosome arms (Table S10) indicated mainly small effects of inversions on genetic differentiation: in some cases, the addition of inversions increased genetic differentiation (e.g., Nigeria NG vs. other sub-Saharan samples), while in other cases inversions decreased genetic differentiation (e.g., for comparisons involving the French or U.S. samples).
We log-transformed BC estimates for use in all analyses after examination of restricted cubic splines indicated a log-linear relationship.
A limitation of our study was that, due to the restricted tissue available for examination, not all regions were present in each case.
However, for logistical reasons, its use has been restricted to examination of the DFE of mutations in very small genomes (i.e., viruses), a few genes, or even particular regions within a given gene.
In all other studies, examination of the association between bisphosphonates and AF was restricted to osteoporosis patients.
The number of attempts at each component of the MRCGP examination is now restricted to four attempts.
Examination of the genetic sensitivity to environments would not be restricted to loci that differ in allele frequencies between racial groups.
Closer examination of the dataset showed that IS1301 in the IGR was largely restricted to certain isolates, especially those in cc269.
The ultrasound topometric examination of the thoracic spine made it possible to detect a significantly restricted ROM in the sagittal plane in the outlet impingement group.
