Sentence examples for integrated comparison of from inspiring English sources
The authors said that their study "…aims to provide decision-makers with a basis for systematic and integrated comparison of these productive uses of rooftops". Now, all I hope is that some of those decision makers start using it.
Both carbon efficiency and economy seem to offer flexible opportunities for an integrated comparison of the environmental and economic sustainability of buildings.
In this paper we have presented for the first time an integrated comparison of transcriptome modifications in different Drosophila body parts during the aging process.
Following pair-wise comparisons by chemical and species, an integrated comparison of all four data sets was performed where differentially expressed orthologous genes (NCBI, HomoloGene) for each data set were entered into the 4-way Venn Diagram Generator.
It is strongly desired that different levels of (omics) information be integrated by comparison of the data from different mutants and/or the different cultural environments using a systems biology approach.
Health check-up data and pharmacy insurance claims data were integrated for comparison using the values of household number, birth month and sex.
Also, the nematode and copepod data from the same tubeworm samples were integrated previously in a comparison of nematode and copepod communities separately [43], [46].
In dndDB, a powerful multiple sequence alignment algorithm, Muscle v3.7 [7], and a Java alignment editor, JalView 2.4 [8], were integrated to facilitate the comparison of the dnd gene clusters from 24 taxonomically distinct bacterial species and one archael member from various geographic niches.
Quantification was achieved by comparison of integrated peak areas with calibration curves of authentic standards.
The area of each peak was integrated to facilitate a comparison of secondary metabolite production within an investigated factor but not between plant species.
Findings, based on codon diversity, must be integrated with direct comparisons of sequences [ 8] that allow to better define the optimal task that each gene can perform i.e. to be used at low taxonomic level or at high taxonomic level.
