Sentence examples for generic analysis of from inspiring English sources

The programme itself is a bit like a bad trip, meandering out of Huxley's own experience into a rather generic analysis of "altered states", with some stultifying segments, such as delving into a typical 19th-century medicine cabinet, for one.

Sanitation 21 and CLUES (Lüthi et al. 2011) prescribe a generic analysis of several sanitation systems.

A popular method for a generic analysis of expression data is performing a gene set enrichment.

Finally, our results showed no association with the acculturation strategies and uptake of GP care and thereby confirmed the generic analysis of acculturation and GP care uptake by Fassaert and colleagues [ 25].

It is possible that future footprinting algorithms will be able to accurately identify only a subset of TF binding events based solely on analysis of footprints with high depth (above a statistically validated threshold), and not on generic analysis of all cleavage profiles.

Furthermore, it is required to fine-tune this generic analysis for implementation within the scope of existent protocols in order to accommodate and react to underlying trade-offs.

The main contributions of the book are: a corpus-based characterization of a spoken genre (task-oriented dialogue); the compilation of a body of analysis tools for generic analysis; application of English-based analyses to Spanish and comparison between the two languages; and a study of the characteristics of each generic stage in task-oriented dialogue.

We first discuss important analytical approaches, starting with the generic analysis problems of data clustering and feature selection, and the more specific tools for subspace analysis.

Concerning the analysis of vulnerability, a new approach was proposed by combining local methodology for seismic vulnerability designed for buildings in Medellin with generic analysis methodology for vulnerability of people when exposed to landslides.

Developers of MLSA schemes for other closely related bacterial (or other microbial) species are encouraged to host their data at to take advantage of the generic analysis software and to provide a single portal for the electronic taxonomy of many groups of microbial species.

This paper describes the architecture of such a generic analysis.