Sentence examples for examination of unit from inspiring English sources

However, examination of unit 2 data would warrant at least discussion and probably investigation to understand the rate fluctuations.

The different cortical areas were identified by a clinical examination of unit receptive fields and by noting the motor responses to intracortical microstimulation (13 18 biphasic pulses, 300 Hz, 0.2 ms per pulse, currents up to 50 µA).

Initially, phenomenological coding involved a detailed examination of meaning units (small units of transcript).

Through careful examination of the unit cell parameters of coexisting ppv and H-phase using multigrain XRD, we characterized the compositional variations of both phases across the center area of a laser-heated sample at 119 GPa.

The examination of these units is important for studies of sensory information processing, learning- or experience-related brain plasticity, or the fundamental relationship between hemodynamic and neuronal activity.

Regardless, the examination of discrete units of genetic diversity can help to provide insights on the factors that govern the structure of microbial communities.

RNA-Seq data allowed visual examination of transcript units, aiding in identification of genes that are transcribed monocistronically or as part of an operon.

Clinical and radiological examination of the whole forearm unit along with the medial and lateral elbow is important, so that concomitant ligamentous injuries will not be missed.

He said Washington was denied the access it wanted for a detailed examination of the Raytheon unit's finances, but it moved quickly to complete the deal because it believed the unit's employees were leaving.

While lesson planning provided the opportunity to integrate language and content instruction for limited aspects of a chosen topic and language functions, an examination of teachers' instructional unit design based on the KF shows teachers' competence in making systematic connection between a wide range of topic-related language functions and various content-specific linguistic resources.

APACHE II (AP2) was developed to allow a systematic examination of intensive care unit outcomes in a risk adjusted manner.