Sentence examples for more intensive analysis from inspiring English sources
Baseball's fixed fielding positions and the sheer number of plays any starter will make in a 162-game regular season lend themselves to more intensive analysis.
In particular, the advantage of present study was that more intensive analysis of the influences of various factors was reported.
In this study, a more intensive analysis was done and the results showed that type I rather than type II functional divergence is the main pattern for the functional divergence between CYP3 gene subfamilies.
They concluded that the delay problem warrants more intensive analysis, particularly regarding financial problems encountered at discharge, and race.
In particular, this study was more intensive analysis on modular analysis for investigating the progression of different disease phases of prostate cancer.
More intensive analysis revealed that the reduction of B220+ cells was observed not only in BM but also in spleen and PB of the mice lacking Gpr97 as compared with WT littermates.
Haplotyping has also been useful in redirecting mutation analysis, for example if the majority of affected individuals in the family shared a BRCA1 or BRCA2 haplotype but the screened individual(s) did not, and to prioritize families for more intensive mutation analysis such as full sequencing or genomic rearrangement analysis.
Future studies, with more intensive mathematical analysis of astigmatism itself, are needed to further improve formulas and laser nomograms for cylinder correction.
The simple dating method based on the binomial mass function was compared to more computationally intensive analysis with BEAST by dating 20 recombination events from the 'contig 1' of AcNc2 and performing a linear regression analysis to confirm application of the faster binomial algorithm to all 675 recombination events.
However, a more intensive survey and analysis of the Thaparocleidus species will be needed to justify this assumption.
More intensive hyperspectral imaging analysis of such phantoms has been presented elsewhere, comparing the Least Absolute Shrinkage and Selection Operator (LASSO) and spatial LASSO [ 16].
