His knowledge on almost any topic combined with his accurate, matter-of-fact analysis of the world made him an inspiration to all who encountered him[MMB1].
Whether it was Nicola Sturgeon's matter-of-fact analysis of economic prospects or a Tommy Sheridan roof-raising, I was left wondering if Scots aren't just a collection of dissatisfied Brits who happen to live in the north of the island.Fully mindful of the ugly potential of identity politics, this outsider was expecting something that would tell me who 21st-century Scots imagine themselves to be.
As a matter of fact the analysis of A. thaliana protein database provides homology for several enzymes responsible for carnitine synthesis in fungi and mammals.
As a matter of fact, the analysis of the data of [11] with such models describes more accurately the statistics of spatio-temporal spike patterns [27].
As matter of fact, histological analysis revealed the presence of the glial scar and of several macrophages infiltrating the lesion area in treatment and both control groups.
As a matter of fact, multivariate analysis failed to show CFR < 2.5 as an independent predictor of cardiac hard events, probably because of the small number of subjects included in this study.
As a matter of fact, meta-analysis of any published LEAT series is almost impossible and generates inconsistent results, despite adhering to the existing WHO classification system for brain tumors.
Up-to-date advances in technologies of signal-processing and mathematical models have made it matter-of-fact to develop advanced FECG detection, extraction, and analysis techniques.
As a matter of fact, the exact analysis of such broadcast ad hoc networks with hidden terminal is still an open problem [13].
As a matter of fact, most log analysis tools that leverage cloud infrastructures speed up their data processing using essentially this procedure.
As a matter of fact, the accurate analysis or assessment subjected to a realistic environment has to take into account the potential randomness in the system properties, such as fluctuations in the stock market or noise in a communication network.
