Sentence examples for more elaborate analysis from inspiring English sources
In a more elaborate analysis, the tension-stiffening effect was investigated using an inverse technique earlier developed by the authors.
After more than 7 years, the GRACE gravity data available now support more elaborate analysis on the time series.
We now demonstrate these concepts by more elaborate analysis of the experimental data acquired at various values of the temperature and magnetic field.
Houghton's team has done a more elaborate analysis of the potential payoff in several European countries from archiving policies like NIH's or switching entirely to open-access journals, which are free to readers and cover costs by charging authors.
This is due in part to the fact that the intervening discussion has seen the introduction of the "theory of Forms," a more elaborate analysis of the nature of the soul, and a detailed description of the nature of philosophy.
In turn, the description of the Emax(T) dependence (see Fig. 3b) in the low-temperature range requires more elaborate analysis of the physical processes that determine the band-gap behavior in the QD system with increased temperature, e.g., electron phonon coupling.
We can account for this in a more elaborate Bayesian analysis, which is described next.
This data is however necessary in order to proceed to more elaborate data analysis.
A more elaborate phylogenetic analysis from a team led by Greg Towers of University College London, published in the Journal of Virology last October, argued the same thing.
Thus, it is certainly a plus for a tool to provide more advanced analytics features but most importantly to provide the whole dataset of viewing and activity data that will enable researchers to conduct more elaborate data analysis by applying advanced statistical methods, visualizations and data mining algorithms.
For example, if judges have different costs associated then a more elaborate cost analysis than the one presented here would need to be performed, assessing the costs and probabilities of an error with different combinations of judges.
