Sentence examples for for an adequate analysis from inspiring English sources

The finding implies the separation of cathodic Al dissolution, and anodic Zn and Mg dissolution in the appropriate equivalent circuit for an adequate analysis of conventional EIS data.

The next section will show that for an adequate analysis of tense and aspect the semantics of verbs, verb phrases and whole sentences has to be taken into account.

Our study indicates that frequent hemoglobin assessment plus comprehensive G6PD genotype data are required for an adequate analysis of hemolytic potential in the G6PD-deficient sub-population.

Moreover, for repeated measures zero-inflated data the clustering structure should also be modeled for an adequate analysis.

We therefore propose the use of a detailed multicolour phenotyping assay for an adequate analysis of cancer stem-like cell populations in the brain, since many markers, including CD133 and nestin, which are typically associated with neural stem cells and cancer stem-like cells, are also detected in other cell populations such as brain endothelial cells.

For an adequate empirical analysis of living in diversity as a social fact, a broader analytical framework is needed.

For an adequate comparative analysis in corresponding miR-9-Spfl-Stop (control) and miR-9-SpNestin-Cre sections the same adjustments were undertaken.

However, miRNA precursors may arise anew or be lost across the evolutionary history of a species and a newly sequenced genome may be evolutionarily too distant from other genomes for an adequate comparative analysis.

NIPT requires this 'fetal fraction' of cell-free DNA in maternal blood to be above a minimum level for adequate analysis, for which most laboratories set a limit at, for example, 4%.

The study did not include enough twins for adequate analysis, a problem endemic to most twin studies, which suggest a higher dual incidence of autism among identical twins than among fraternal twins.

The key for this adequate analysis is the stochastic contribution to the underlying error structure of impedance data.