Sentence examples for more practical analysis from inspiring English sources

Such representation allows us to perform more practical analysis of communication link and obtain more sensible results of estimation quality.

A more practical analysis method for seismic design can be developed by comparing it with the presented frames for verification.

Recent advances in fitting LASSO-type models have made them more practical for analysis of large-scale genetic data [e.g., Wu et al., 2009].

BM is more commonly isolated from patients, however, the spleen in xenograft mice contains at least seven-fold more leukaemia cells, which makes isolation of these cells more practical for analysis.

When INSEAD, a top-ranking business school near Paris, asked the companies whose managers it educates what they wanted, it found the answer was more practical experience, less analysis and fewer case studies.So schools are redesigning their courses.

Many researchers have been searching for alternate methodologies for more practical and realistic reliability analysis.

In addition, the cause classification in HFACS is more practical, and its accident analysis process is more convenient.

From the standpoint of plan amendments, VAO Checker could be much more practical tool if the analysis result can show the segmented and numerical degree of accessibility.

In the second step, the KAIST version of DEEP (K-DEEP) code was developed for more practical cost and performance analysis of the KAIST HTGR + MED system.

As a compromise, strategies based on reduced representation of the genome are currently more practical for whole-methylome analysis.

Nonetheless, the lack of any measurable influence on item discrimination within this study may be of more practical relevance than our analysis of item difficulty, given the aforementioned weaknesses with regard to cohort effects and absence of standard-setting procedures.