Sentence examples for matter of analysing from inspiring English sources

Designing is a matter of analysing, synthesising, evaluating and presenting ideas of a solution in drawings and 3D models.

It is now widely accepted that understanding the processes of the soil degradation is not simply a matter of analysing changes in the stock of physical and nutrient capital.

High-resolution sedimentary charcoal and black carbon (BC, including char and soot) records from a loess soil profile, combined with magnetic susceptibility, δ13C of soil organic matter of analyses, pollen counts and other paleoenvironmental proxies reveal past fire patterns and landscape evolution over the past 12,000 years.

Our findings highlight the different mechanisms underlying ischaemic changes in the cerebral cortex and white matter and emphasize the importance of analysing these regions separately.

Samples from the periventricular control tissue and NAWM of the frontal periventricular white matter were analysed.

They claim that only data belonging to foreigners (that is, non-US residents) is retained, and that content is not reviewed as a matter of course, only algorithmically analysed for suspicious patterns.

To examine effects of track reduction beyond global white matter, analyses of co-variance (ANCOVA) were run with global white matter included as a covariate when examining volume differences.

49 Furthermore, the advent of sophisticated statistical software has allowed the novice researcher to perform complex statistical analyses in a matter of seconds, whereas these complicated analyses were previously performed solely by statisticians as they required careful thought and complex mathematical formulae.

When only the grey matter regions were analysed, the slopes were only significant in 4 of 12 subjects.

As a matter of convenience, these two analyses will be referred to as BEN (for Benson et al. [42]) and SET (for Smith et al. [13]) from this point forward, and the present phylogeny will referred to as EAC (for Eddy and Clarke).

Therefore, we expect that it is only a matter of time until such analyses become standard practice.