Sentence examples for more manageable analysis from inspiring English sources

As the definition of cliques is more stringent than that of modules, networks have fewer cliques than modules, allowing for more manageable analysis.

To make the number of GO terms associated with each cluster more manageable, GO slim analysis was performed with The Arabidopsis Information Resource (TAIR) GO slim for plants, while the Generic GO slim was applied to fungal unigenes.

The model serves as both a description of the decision problem and a framework for dividing the decision into smaller, more manageable components for subsequent analysis.

This process helps standardize, harmonize and organize disparate data from scientific publications into a structured format, making it more manageable and computable for analysis.

This approach reduced the initial set of documents from 60,924 to 12,730, a far more manageable number for subsequent expert analysis and filtering.

The Morris-Lecar model is very popular in computational neuroscience as it models a large variety of neural dynamics while its phase-plane analysis is more manageable as it involves only two states [35].

It fractionates tryptic peptides into subsets of a size and reduced complexity more manageable for subsequent RPC-MS analysis in proteomics.

To further pare down the list of candidate motifs to a more manageable number for subsequent biological analysis, we identified those motifs that were most conserved in the upstream regions of orthologous rodent Plasmodium parasites species genes.

The researcher who conducted the original coding then checked and resolved inconsistencies.> This process decreased the number of categories from the 44 items describing the features contributing to partnerships and the 28 possible outcomes to a more manageable size and made the analysis tighter and more focused.

The methods developed in this study will allow for easier analysis and more manageable models of cell types and factors involved in equine diseases as well as provide a starting point for the development of a physiological in vitro model system of the unique equine lamellar structure.

Database systems and electronic networks have been developed to render surveys more manageable by providing data storing and analysis [ 1, 2].