Sentence examples for more specific analyses from inspiring English sources

CI, however, anticipated that scientists, governments, NGOs, businesses, and landowners might want to operate "private instances" of the software, i.e., separate customizable databases on which more specific analyses could be run.

The growing industrialization of the food sector and the consequent increase in the adoption of vertical forms of coordination and consolidation suggest a need to develop more specific analyses of the relational dynamics in the agri-food chain.

The robustness analysis enables more specific analyses than the robustness check by varying a selected parameter of a single process, project, or from the general setting in a range between −10 and +10 % ceteris paribus.

However, more specific analyses might yet reveal a role of the sulfatases in immune function.

Significant interactions in these larger models were broken down into more specific analyses and significant effects (p<.05) are noted in the data.

However, this conclusion should be confirmed by more specific analyses.

Results indicated that girls and boys did not differ with respect to global attachment security but at more specific level analyses revealed differences between parents that reflected differences in the behaviors of girls vs. boys with mothers and fathers.

Results are consistent with values assumed in the design process or obtained through the more specific PPCS analyses: tritium generation ratios are in the range between 1.12 and 1.36, energy multiplication between 1.16 and 1.39, and average wall loads between 1.90 and 2.54 MWm−2.54

More specific provincial analyses, based on collected data, could be the starting point for designing bottom-up and needs-based community development strategies.

Please also consider that this is the main hypothesis that may serve as a basis for more specific future analyses for particular scenarios.

Finally, the results from these partially overlapping studies can then be used for conducting more specific epidemiologic analyses or for identifying optimum exposure mitigation strategies, the ultimate aim of the planned NCS.