Sentence examples for interest with reference from inspiring English sources

Quantification aimed at determining potential findings that would be of interest with reference to SMFP effect in response to observation made.

Many trialists choose to use an "opinion-based" method to estimate clinically important treatment effects, as opposed to "distribution approaches" which use statistical methods based on the distributions of scores of the measure of interest in control populations, or "anchor approaches" that compare scores of measures of interest with reference measures of known meaning [ 22].

Manually inspecting a large set of splicing variants of interest with reference to the experimental samples' RNA-Seq data in a program like the Integrative Genomics Viewer (IGV), or simply performing database searches to find existing evidence would be time-consuming for large-scale analyses.

The local splitting behaviour in Fibre Reinforced Concrete (FRC) elements under a high concentrated load is gaining a growing interest, especially with reference to precast tunnel segments.

Appropriate coordination is also required among EVs, the charging infrastructure and the power grids, so as to form balanced economic interest chains, with reference to Fig. 2.

Moreover, it is worth interest that, with reference to the Italian law in environmental protection, the sediments at the end of the one-year treatment could be safely reallocated in commercial and/or industrialized area, at least for the admitted level of PAH contamination.

A box function is used in the representation of the reference signal to keep track of the location of interaction between the signals of interest with the reference signal in the time-lag representation.

They will be allowed to compare their registration and their regions of interest with the reference.

Over and above that, it is also known that other spheres of interest were defined with reference to Finland, the Baltic States, and Bessarabia.

Often publications incorporate tables that include lists of coordinates at which particular effects of interest were observed, with reference to one of a small number of commonly-used stereotactic coordinate spaces.

Representativeness: The CSO is representative of one or more specific sectors of the population who share common interests, with particular reference to the most vulnerable and isolated groups.