Sentence examples for more complete analyses from inspiring English sources

More complete analyses would include the costs of these factors.

In this way, more complete analyses could be made and costs shared.

These more complete analyses are vital for the higher velocity impact scenarios encountered increasingly in designs and for comparing properly the relative merits of different ductile materials in potential energy absorbing systems.

Recent studies have pointed out additional means to detect and discriminate the waveform shape of slow modulations, relying on more complete analyses of the evoked spike patterns, and their relationship to rhythmic activity [18], [53], [61], [62].

These findings were corroborated by more complete analyses for regulatory purpose and confirmed by IRF.

These resources offer new opportunities for more complete analyses of patterns of human genetic variation in numerous areas of application.

Moreover, we present additional subgroup analyses addressing severity of hypoxemia and etiology of ARDS, as well as more-complete analyses related to the duration of ventilation.

We suggest that the mechanistic functions of CHD in Dictyostelium are similarly shared in the metazoa and that more-complete analyses will contribute significantly to the understanding for the ultimate treatment of genetic diseases, such as CHARGE syndrome, caused by loss-of-function mutations in CHD loci.

For these reasons, even strong proponents of simple policy rules generally advise that they be used only as guidelines, not as substitutes for more complete policy analyses; and that, to ensure robustness, the recommendations of a number of alternative simple rules should be considered (Taylor, 1999a).

Similarly, although the biodiversity reported in this study reflects dominant members of each site surveyed, many additional coral and algal species were anecdotally observed to occur off of survey lines, and the data presented here cannot be assumed to provide an approximation of overall diversity [see 28,37,48 for more complete biodiversity analyses].

The first chapter of this book presents the more complete recent analyses that give a broader view of the true consequences of health.