Sentence examples for more convenient analysis from inspiring English sources

The algorithm's general framework can also handle non-binary ("multi-class") and quantitative experimental data, allowing for the more convenient analysis of quantitative proteomic datasets.

Furthermore, the results are displayed together in a comprehensive output for a more convenient analysis and are enriched with additional information about mutations.

Though the bar model provides a slightly better result, the pin-joint model is more convenient in analysis and design of compliant mechanisms.

Our next aim is to simplify the delay restriction (35 3 to the form more convenient for further analysis.

If additional analysis beyond the capability of the aforementioned software is required, the software often can provide only the (conductivity, capacitance) matrices corresponding to certain samples of the parameter, rather than explicit matrix functions that are more convenient for mathematical analysis.

One of these is designed for human-readability whereas the other is more convenient for simple analysis in a spreadsheet.

Downloadable data tables, for more convenient offline data analysis, are derived from publications and are current as of the time of publication.

For instance, when planning lead determinations by ion-coupled plasma mass spectrometry, the bone acid extract is more convenient than the analysis of whole blood.

Microarrays are still cheaper and in some contexts may be more convenient as their analysis is still simpler and requires less computing infrastructure.

The integration of the prediction tools serves the purpose of providing researchers with a layout for a more convenient and faster analysis of the results attained.

The ions from the carboxyfluorescein modification are more convenient for SIMS analysis than "immonium ions" because they are relatively intensive and appear in the high m/ z range, where the possibility for occurrence of other ions that have the same m/ z is negligible.