Sentence examples for more inclusive analysis from inspiring English sources

A more inclusive analysis of parasitic mycoplasma species [60] suggests that gene products available directly from the host may become neutralized when liberated from normalizing selective constraints, whereas functions under-represented in the host, tend to be preserved.

Other omics data could be further integrated for a more inclusive analysis.

Finally, to validate the results from this smaller dataset we carried out a further, more inclusive, analysis.

Secondly, our restricted analysis including only children known to be HIV-negative found very similar results to the more inclusive analysis.

A more inclusive analysis based on the longest ORF (in BLAST defined frame) produced similar estimates (median OHRORF: 67.4, 75.8, 77.2, and 60.3%, respectively).

We therefore recommend further research, a more inclusive analysis of costs and benefits, as well as the globalization and harmonization of regulatory standards that will limit the negative human health impact of SRM.

Our more inclusive phylogenetic analysis also reveals orthologous groups among the arthropod GATA456 paralogs.

The MITT analysis was more inclusive than the PP analysis because it included protocol violators, and RVGE episodes regardless of serotype immediately following dose 1.

Using a more comprehensive approach to cortisol assessment and a larger sample size may enable a more thorough and inclusive analysis of HPA function, including the consideration of non-linear relationships.

The period from 2000 to the present is described as a period of expansion, reflecting consolidation of the field, a rapidly increasing publication count, and a tendency of methods to become more inclusive of new analysis features.

Through the lens ofgender, she examines the meaning, causes, practices, and experiences of war, building a more inclusive approach to the analysis of violent conflict between states.