Sentence examples for facilitated analyses from inspiring English sources
Strict protocols and fieldworker assurances facilitated analyses but could not, inherently, decrease data transfer and processing times.
The increased availability of computerized information about drug use on an individual basis has greatly facilitated analyses of drug effects on a population-based scale.
This has facilitated analyses of gene networks and gene regulatory processes [ 8- 12], and the identification of tissue- or disease-specific gene expression patterns [ 13- 19].
We chose these species to validate tissue-specific gene expression patterns found in the black widow, but the choice of three close relatives also facilitated analyses of paralogs based on de novo assembled transcriptomes.
Where provided, mean rates of daily screen-viewing activities were synthesized for easy comparison across included studies; these values were grouped to create a range (i.e., the lowest and highest means were combined to highlight the extent of screen-viewing among preschoolers in this environment), and thus facilitated analyses.
Mobile-CRISPRi enables genetic dissection of non-model bacteria, facilitating analyses of microbiome function, antibiotic resistances and sensitivities, and comprehensive screens for host microorganism interactions.
Furthermore, tumour organoids can initiate from CARNs after oncogenic transformation and from mouse models of prostate cancer, and can facilitate analyses of drug response.
Phage-derived antibodies also facilitate analyses of the humoral antibody response.
We utilize powerful genetic and molecular biology methodologies available for Drosophila to facilitate analyses not presently available in humans or other animal models of epilepsy.
This determination of a stable set of reference genes in this culture system will facilitate analyses of expression levels for genes of interest.
Study results fill the existing national data gap, facilitate analyses of building embodied footprints mitigation strategies, and contribute to complete building life-cycle impacts studies.
