Sentence examples for expected analysis of from inspiring English sources

As expected, analysis of the KDS, Dictionary of Natural Products (DNP) and enumerated sets indicate that the collection of randomly generated virtual compounds resembles that of the DNP with respect to the ratio of carbon, nitrogen and oxygen atoms present in each molecule, but with a narrower molecular weight range (Figure 1).

As expected, analysis of RNA samples by quantitative RT-PCR showed increased myelin gene transcripts as OPCs were kept for one to five days in differentiation conditions in vitro.

As expected, analysis of the native protein that contains blad by two-dimensional electrophoresis produces a polypeptide pattern that is totally different from that of the precursor protein (Figure 3B).

If statistically significant differences between two groups are observed or covariance is expected, analysis of covariance will be used.

As expected, analysis of datasets with larger covariate effects (θmale = 2) showed better performance, equaling the performance of MIXjoint.

As expected, analysis of the number of divergent genes across species showed an increase of divergent genes and a decrease of conserved genes with increasing evolutionary distance.

Value for money: We expect analysis of the value of proposed interventions to be set out, with comparison to potential benefits and costs of alternatives approaches.

As expected, the analysis of hemolymph samples taken from control larvae aged to 72 hr showed an absence of lamellocytes and GFP-positive cells (Fig. 2B).

The similarity in ITS sequences between the two species was expected since analysis of C-banding patterns [8] have suggested that they are apparently closely related.

As expected, phylogenetic analysis of a combined dataset comprising extant and reconstructed ancestral sequences (RAS) branched the latter at their node with near-zero branch lengths (not shown).

This steep drop is what would be expected from analysis of data that include rare stochastic sequencing error and within-population variability.