Sentence examples for more relevant analysis from inspiring English sources

In order to achieve a more relevant analysis, some optical flow benchmarks were used to validate this study.

Perhaps, a more relevant analysis would be to group all palpable cancers since these are equally 'clinically' detectable.

The limitation of this study includes the inherent assumptions made for any meta-analysis, because the analysis uses pooled data either from published papers or provided by individual study authors, individual patient data and original data were not available, which prevented us doing more detailed relevant analysis and obtaining more comprehensive results.

I think to be more relevant, the analysis should be coupled with a phylogenetic analysis of a gene subject to less selective pressure such as mdh that the author mention they have sequenced too.

Because the VF is a combination of 3 independent variables characterising the curve in Figure 4B (see above), it is more relevant for analysis of the invariability of each VB.

Nevertheless, measuring multiple chemokines is recommended for a more relevant biological analysis of the disease, instead of a single measurement approach of, for instance, CXCL10.

The latter are therefore more relevant in welfare analysis and for policy purposes (Klonaris and Hallam [2003]).

Monitoring competitors, community feedback sites, and influential nodes in the social media space often proves much more relevant to strategic analysis and business imperatives.

This clear trend is a product of growth methodology improvements arising leading to more realistic and relevant analysis results.

A solution not at hand, would have been to randomize at another and more relevant unit of analysis, for example between universities having police officer training programmes.

Because traits mediate the interactions among organisms and between organisms and the environment, many have argued that trait-based approaches are more relevant to community analysis than taxonomic or phylogenetic attributes (McGill et al., 2006; Violle et al., 2007).