Sentence examples for genesis analysis from inspiring English sources

Based on genesis analysis results, the genetic types of gases buried in different depths were discussed.

The authors would like to acknowledge the Cleveland Immunopathogenesis Consortium (CLIC) for helpful discussions during the genesis and analysis of this work.

The songs, all of which everybody knows, are discussed in individual chapters, giving each song's genesis, a microscopic analysis of its structure, a detailed assessment of its performing and recording history; by a deeply attentive, emotionally attuned listener.

Additional evidence for a nuclear role of Yap in RPE genesis came from analysis of the consequences of overexpression of dominant-negative forms of Yap and Taz that contain nuclear localization sequences but lack transactivation domains (NLS-YapDN, NLS-TazDN) (Cao et al., 2008; Miesfeld and Link, 2014).

A literary analysis of Genesis has no interest in deciding either the religious or the historical authority of the text.

To set the stage for his detailed analysis of Genesis (often verse by verse), Kass notes the leanness of the Bible as a literary document, its lacunas and ambiguities, and so its openness to interpretation.

[42b] Genesis 2.17 – Tatu's analysis kî b e yôm ʾ a ḵŏlḵā mimmęnnû môṯ tāmûṯ For in the day of your eating from it [you] will die Adj Adjunct Adjunct Finite Predicator Residue Mood Residue.

The results of semi-quantitative RT-PCR were quantified using the Gene Tools software, and the log-transformed values of the relative transcript abundance of VvAP genes under abiotic, hormone and biotic stress treatment compared to the control were used for hierarchical cluster analysis with Genesis software.

"In 2005 I published an analysis of the genesis of the painting on the basis of an x-ray.

The great philologist E. A. Speiser, by contrast, whose 1962 translation of Genesis offered the best textual analysis of the time, failed either to see or to communicate this alarming vision of the deity when he had God telling Abraham "Do whatever Sarah tells you".

While a viewer could certainly disagree with D'Souza's analysis of the genesis and emergence of Obama's views, it is nevertheless an analysis to which one could respond in the usual spirit of intellectual debate by saying things like "you've left something out" or "you draw your conclusion too quickly".