Sentence examples for more routine analysis from inspiring English sources

However, if a more routine analysis is required then the improved uniform contact pressure representation could be used with a simple modelling tool (e.g. BISAR) to get good results for a traditional analytical design.

To bring the power of whole-genome analysis to a more routine clinical benchtop setting, Heitzer et al. [ 10] have now developed an improved technique that profiles cell-free plasma DNA from patients.

Complete genome sequence analysis provides the most information; as viral genome analysis and sequencing becomes more routine, this procedure will become the method of choice.

If the findings from a per protocol analysis are incorrectly perceived as coming from an ITT analysis, the treatment effects under more routine conditions of care will be overestimated.

These cytotoxic functions are markedly variable among individuals, and NK function analysis has become a more routine practice in many diseases [ 6– 8].

This will be further complemented by improvements in routine analysis software, together with continuing improvements in hardware allowing more detailed definition of the characteristics of lesions.

This relatively recent development lays the foundation for a more routine use of the 13C, 13C long-range coupling constants in the conformational analysis of molecules.

It could also be speculated whether these genes might be more common than first thought but has been considered unusual due to lack of routine analysis.

To summarize, the observed polarization process over the 15-year period under analysis seems to have reallocated young male workers from occupations with more routine tasks to others with more abstract and non-routine service content.4 Young female workers who were already performing occupations with a high service content are not affected by this technological change.

They are also sensitive and selective and could be used for routine analysis of complex most of the binary, ternary and quaternary mixtures and even more complex mixtures.

The routine analysis of patient-orientated outcomes in practice should assist the surgeon to convey more realistic expectations to the patient during the preoperative consultation.