Sentence examples for for preliminary data from inspiring English sources

Eric Galvez and Marcela Villegas are thanked for preliminary data analysis, and Eric Beraud and Cecile Rottier for assistance with sample collection.

Retailers and toy companies started trying to gauge demand early, looking for preliminary data on which items were unpopular and which ones were stars.

Major flaws in the funding review process include the call for "preliminary data" (as mentioned in the article); favoritism to known research centers; attempts by reviewers to show their expertise by being hypercritical; pressure from universities to generate funds; and a bias toward reviewers who are 30 to 40 years old.

While common approaches require the creation of complex three-dimensional models to facilitate the study of response to anticipated loading of a target system or subsystem, faster techniques are required for preliminary data analysis.

We thank K. Moeller for preliminary data, and Professors J. Corden (Johns Hopkins School of Medicine), E. Hurt (University of Heidelberg), B. Andrews (University of Toronto), A. Greenleaf (Duke University), S. Hahn (Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research, M. Stark (University of Dundee), and M. Webb (The Francis Crick Institute) for plasmids and strains.

That's the charitable way of thinking of the request for preliminary data.

For high-risk breast cancer, for example, preliminary data have now been reported from nine studies involving over 3000 patients (Rodenhuis, 2000).

For example, preliminary data shows that combining data from all 6.3 Mb pools together for assembly gives only a 35% decrease in contig N50 to 9.3 kb and a 55% decrease in scaffold N50 to 161 kb.

In addition, we review a number of PPIs that are still under preclinical investigation but for which preliminary data support their use as therapeutic targets.

For instance, preliminary data collected by the health economists Hope Corman of Rider University, Dhaval Dave of Bentley University and Nancy Reichman of Rutgers University suggests that Clinton's bill might have encouraged poor women to vote.

SSO worked for the preliminary data analysis.