Sentence examples for for complementary analysis from inspiring English sources

The capability of SE imaging in the Hitachi HF-3300 athehighigh temperatures afforded by the Protochips Aduro heater system is an added benefit for complementary analysis of catalyst structure and behavior during elevated temperature treatments.

Two measures of frailty were employed, a derivative of the Canadian Study of Health and Aging, which classifies frailty into four levels (non-frail, incontinent, mild frailty, moderate frailty and severe frailty) as well as the Frailty Index for complementary analysis.

Because it is a retrospective study, strains were not available for complementary analysis.

First an analysis of variance for every gene was performed and only those genes having p-values lower than 5% were retained for complementary analysis.

Consequently, ToF-SIMS appeared as a potential technique for complementary analysis of IGSR only when just two- or one-component particles can be detected by SEM-EDX [ 65].

First an analysis of variance for every gene was performed and only those genes having p-values lower that 5% were retained for complementary analysis.

As with model fit, concept classification was calculated with data where the MEG activity for an object was averaged across participants (except for a complementary analysis where classification was run for each participant independently; see Results).

The following algorithm implementations in the TIFT software [ 31 ] were adapted from DTI analysis and also applied for iFCMRI processing; data were resampled to a cubic 1 mm grid for further (complementary) analysis.

Therefore, the MBC determination is crucial for a complementary analysis of the antibacterial properties of the phenolic extract/compounds [ 19].

The negative association between wheelchair use and working status called for a complementary analysis, which indicated that physical accessibility and duration of use have an effect on working status.

For this complementary analysis, quantitative variables were described by frequency, mean, standard deviation (SD), median and range, according to four (70 74, 75 79, 80 84, and 85+ years) and two (70 79 and 80+ years) age-groups, or to two groups defined by PHN (with or without) at months 3, 6, and 12.