Sentence examples for more intensive analyses from inspiring English sources

For future studies, we suggest more intensive analyses on protist stress responses to specific environmental abiotic and/or biotic stressors at molecular and genetic levels up to ecological consequences and food web dynamics.

Thus, lipid membrane analysis provides a logical first step for detecting shifts in community structure and establishes a framework for more intensive analyses of community composition.

While individual-level influence of news reporting cannot be deduced from surveillance-oriented studies, and require more intensive analyses [35], [36], our results suggest the need for a thorough evaluation of this topic, with an eye towards ethical standards that promote responsible journalism [12].

The long regions with small p-values can therefore be set aside for further, more intensive analyses, such as searching for multiple binding events or sequence motifs.

Our results demonstrate that the current gene models need to be improved through annotations based on more intensive analyses using full-length cDNAs.

However, the NAM population was not intermated, and the nested contributing populations confer trade-offs in choosing populations subsets for more intensive analyses (Yu et al. 2008).

More intensive statistical analyses are underway to investigate the possible existence of more subtle relationships.

We therefore analysed whether a more intensive plasmapheresis regimen would change the main outcome variables.

Results of such analyses with more and more intensive records are important for future calibrations of seismic design codes using response spectrum approach, as in the case of Eurocode 8, part 6: Towers, masts and chimneys.

But sub-analyses showed a survival benefit for more intensive therapies in patients with good Karnofsky Performance Status [ 38, 39].

Several cost-effectiveness analyses have shown that while cost-effective, more intensive diabetes care is not typically cost saving (11– 11).