Sentence examples for more conventional analysis from inspiring English sources

Studying the sequence of positive and negative waves in the evoked responses is very much like the more conventional analysis of waveforms obtained from selected electrodes in EEG or sensors in MEG, and allows comparisons with earlier studies.

However, in cases such as this, where we have no such prior knowledge, we can typically specify a 'minimally informative' prior distribution such that our inferences are based entirely on the likelihood function, as in a more conventional analysis.

Second, we used a new statistical method, random forest analysis, which has not been previously applied in HCT but which has several advantages over more conventional analysis methods as demonstrated by our results.

The genes identified by the five-step approach were compared to those resulting from a more conventional analysis using a one-step Cox survival analysis with a stringent cut-off (P-value < 0.0001).

Note that we also tested these metrics on clusters derived from a more conventional analysis that began by filtering out genes from the entire dataset and clustering about 2000 genes (Supplementary Material).

Quadratic discriminant analysis, a more conventional Bayesian analysis, and kernel-based density estimation methods perform unexpectedly poor, probably because of overfitting.

In order to allow comparisons with more conventional ERP analysis approaches, we also performed an analysis on left and right inferior occipito-temporal channel groups which have been shown to be most sensitive to word-symbol differences [ 1]. Figure 1 illustrates the specific channels included in the left and right groups, respectively.

In the analysis, the exergy method in addition to the more conventional energy analysis, is employed to identify and evaluate the thermodynamic losses.

Chapters on "As You Like It" and "Hamlet" revert to more conventional textual analysis, interlarded with biographical speculations and digressions; for instance, Rosalind's journey to Arden may derive from Shakespeare's annual trip to Stratford to see his wife and daughters, and the "limbs with travel tired" of the twenty-seventh sonnet perhaps reflect the poor condition of English highways.

This paper describes the usefulness and efficiency of the program when analyzing nanoparticles, and at the same time, we compare it to more conventional nanoparticle analysis techniques.

While presenting different challenges for more conventional data analysis approaches, Big Data Analytics presents an important opportunity for developing novel algorithms and models to address specific issues related to Big Data.