Sentence examples for for systematically analyzing from inspiring English sources

Social network analysis (SNA) is a suite of methods for systematically analyzing relations between individuals and organizations and provides insight into the extent and nature of collaboration and into governance networks more broadly.

These results revealed the complexity underlying the mechanical design of FnIII domains and will serve as a starting point for systematically analyzing the mechanical architecture of other FnIII domains in tenascins-C, and will help to gain a better understanding of some of the complex features observed for the stretching of native tenascin-C.

Methods for systematically analyzing the requirements for safety and security mechanisms are described using examples of how they are implemented in software and hardware, and how their effectiveness can be demonstrated in terms of functional and design safety are discussed.

The simple formula obtained in this paper (Eq. (10)) will be useful for systematically analyzing the relationship between these complex effects of the magma properties and the conduit flow dynamics.

In this study, we proposed an effective statistical model for systematically analyzing transcriptome-sampling data.

In this paper, we have designed the first model experimental system for systematically analyzing the influence of geometry on the self-assembly of 200 and 500 µm cubes and octahedra from tethered, multi-component, two-dimensional (2D) nets.

The work of systematically analyzing the business environment is not easy, but the payoff is great: better strategic decision-making for your company.

The IID is designed for cataloguing and systematically analyzing allegations that give rise to public concern regarding the safety, efficacy, and appropriateness of routine childhood immunizations.

The objective of this study was to evaluate clinical decision support tools for drug information by systematically analyzing the most commonly used online drug information databases.

The paper suggests a qualitative approach to systematically analyzing trends relevant for the future by using the concept of megatrends, as fundamental, long lasting, global or international transformation processes with a certain direction, including the economic and the socio-cultural dimension and affecting multiple aspects of life [5].

This requires consistently reporting failures, small and large; systematically analyzing them; and proactively searching for opportunities to experiment.