Sentence examples for minute analyses of from inspiring English sources
Classical music fans can seem obsessed with minute analyses of performances of standard repertory works.
Mr Shah makes minute analyses of millions-strong constituencies, imposing candidates and recruiting volunteers early, often from the Hindu-nationalist RSS organisation, where he and Mr Modi were once leaders.
Mr. Ohlmeyer said in a telephone interview that he regarded Mr. Macdonald as "a very talented guy" and "a very inventive comedian," but that minute-by-minute analyses of "Saturday Night Live" ratings from that period showed that viewers were tuning out during "Weekend Update".
The minute-by-minute analyses were performed to test for differences in behaviour between the groups over the course of the 5 minutes, since minute-by-minute changes in behaviour have been previously reported for the EPM and FST [ 44- 47].
To date the vast majorities of analyses of minute amounts of cell material down to single cells for next generation sequencing are still limited to either transcriptome or genome sequencing [ 9, 10].
These strategies offer the ability to perform highly sensitive methylation analyses of minute DNA quantities that is free of methylation-dependent treatment and amplification artifacts.
Based on mixed-model analyses of accumulated minutes of MVPA, there were no significant differences by weight status (F1, 400 = 0.45, p =.50), by socio-economic status (F1, 400 = 1.86, p =.173), or by race/ethnicity (F1, 400 = 0.01, p =.924).
After a few minutes, have some students share their analyses of their results.
She also oversaw the development of software that allowed for minute-by-minute audience analyses.
X-ray diffraction analyses of the composites revealed existence of minute quantities of lanthanum-rich perovskite phases rhombohedral LaCoO3(R¯3) and tetragonal La2Li0.5Co0.5O4 (14/mmm), along with rhombohedral LiCoO2(R¯3m).
Baseline cytokine levels (t = 0 minutes) were compared between intervention and control groups with analyses of covariance.
