Sentence examples for more consistent analysis from inspiring English sources
Sequencing was performed using the reverse primer because it resulted in a cleaner chromatogram and more consistent analysis of DNA methylation as described previously.
The study design will enable a more consistent analysis on the degree of protection from prophylaxis before and after sexual exposure in the context of healthcare clinics, thus contributing to prevention programmes.
The use of predicted essentiality of human functional homologs or those with detected binding-site similarities in RECON2 [ 17] in conjunction with their essentiality in C. difficile represents a more consistent analysis of targets across hosts and pathogens.
These models can enable more consistent, informed analysis and design of lunar regolith processing hardware and can also support lunar geological simulations.
Therefore, for more consistent safety analysis, fuel behavior modeling is important as far as all relevant phenomena are precisely addressed and modeled.
This enabled us to know the linkage-phase between markers for a more consistent statistical analysis.
In Potamotrygonidae, short and long repeats may also correspond to informative markers at the population level and may be used in combination with mitochondrial markers in a more consistent dual analysis.
As the drivers of labor migration and other off-farm decision (local self-employment or wage-work) may differ in many respects, focusing on labor migration enables us to provide a somewhat more detailed and consistent analysis by concentrating on the mechanisms through which the policy affects peasants' migration.
Strikingly, the results of dot blot assay were more consistent with IHC analysis.
Our analyses demonstrates that whereas this approach correlates with the traditional colony-counting, it is also capable of a much larger sampling, allowing a faster, less expensive, more accurate and consistent analysis of phage enrichment.
The latter is more consistent with immunoblot analysis of adipocyte lysates showing very low amounts of trimers remaining in cells at later time points.
