Sentence examples for extent of analytical from inspiring English sources

The U.S. FDA guidelines provide requirements for the type and design of appropriate studies, but note that the extent and timing of a clinical immunogenicity program can vary depending on the extent of analytical similarity and the incidence and clinical consequences of immune responses to the reference product.

Additional file 1: Figure S1 highlights the extent of poor analytical resolution if hierarchical clustering is performed on the data as it is; the underlying patient classes cannot be recovered.

That was the extent of our collective analytical reach, sadly, and the pros hired to do Bush's slick TV ads sold him to fit that meme.

We used an extensive database (Scannell et al. 1995) of anatomical tracing experiments to assess, employing a variety of analytical approaches, the extent to which different anatomical variables associated with cortical organization can account for the local and global inter-areal connectivity of the cat cerebral cortex.

Precision is the most often quoted term to express the extent of errors in the given analytical results.

Analytical solutions are compared to corresponding measured results, which shows reasonable agreements if the extent of the simplifications used in the analytical model is considered.

The findings of this study suggest that one possibility is that studies have also differed in the extent to which the testing situation has had the capacity to increase state levels of analytical thinking.

Results of these studies have in general been contradictory to some extent, because of small sample sizes, absence of a non-pregnant control group or use of analytical methodologies of varying sensitivities.

Levels of cytoplasmic ions measured by biophysical methods cannot be interpreted as concentrations without knowing the extent to which they are bound to charged macromolecules, which itself can cause uncertainty in the calibration of analytical methods [12], [16], [18].

To some extent, the analytical variability observed in our study is attributable to the heterogeneous nature of residential dust and the resultant heterogeneous distribution of chemicals in residential-dust samples.

Young artists and intellectuals in Paris at that time overwhelmingly favored Picasso's analytical rigor, to the extent of attacking Matisse in print and snubbing him in public.