Sentence examples for making analyses from inspiring English sources

One difficulty with making analyses of complex systems, such as those governing growth, is that regulation of the activity of a protein or pathway can occur at multiple levels in the cellular machinery.

Other strengths are the very large number of participants, making analyses of subgroups possible, the comprehensive and detailed types of survey questions, based on physicians' own experiences, and that the questionnaire had been tested and found valid in previous studies.

The first is used when analyses involve children at the kindergarten and 3rd grade stage, and the second is used when making analyses of children at the 3rd and 5th grades.

These studies and the other fibrate trials did not examine site-specific causes of mortality or morbidity and did not follow subjects for a sufficient period to adequately consider cancer latency; in addition, placebo subjects were offered fibrate therapy at the end of the clinical trials, making analyses after further follow-up difficult to interpret.

For open data advocates, that might be an issue: the lack of automated totals and trackings make analyses like this one laborious, and also prone to error.

"It's mostly instinct — I never check out data and make analyses of areas," the designer said.

makes analyses difficult, and therefore, intra-individual responses, even within a given population, may be more beneficial.

However, to make analyses easier, the situation is transformed from uncertainty to risk, by assuming some distributions for the uncertain factors.

And third, readily available software solutions to make analyses more efficient have not been developed.

Too few new clinical forearm cases during follow-up made it impractical to make analyses on the incident cases.

The wide range of symptoms was, however, highly associated with each other and made analyses of independent predictors necessary.