Sentence examples for myriad analyses from inspiring English sources

Given that Super Bowl Sunday is the biggest day of the year for advertising as well as for football, Madison Avenue waits each year after the game with bated breath for the results of the myriad analyses, polls and surveys of consumer responses to the commercials.

But the more you research, the more you realize the myriad analyses are just more of the same inadequate data set, heavily biased by stereotypes and a general ignorance regarding lesbian identity.

While popular in the mid-20th century, a myriad of analyses have since discounted this view.

The advent of the computer-age in the mid to late 20th century brought the development of sophisticated scientific equipment for myriad chemical analyses.

To that end, myriad sequence/function analyses have been developed to predict which conserved, semi-conserved, and nonconserved positions are functionally important.

The PHS Guideline is the most extensive published guideline because it includes myriad meta-analyses on which the Guideline was based.

Accurate genome alignment represents a necessary prerequisite for myriad comparative genomic analyses.

Together, this pair of genomes will facilitate myriad large-scale comparative analyses across ferns and all land plants.

This is an interesting assertion that indicates to the nonscientist reader the level of compression that goes on when myriad observations, deductions, and analyses are meshed into a coherent scientific paper.

Pollsters analyse a myriad of factors in the run-up to an election, but if any has detected Ed Miliband's genetic heritage as an influence on voting intentions, it has escaped me.

The application provides a convenient way of navigating through the myriad of ways to analyse particles in micrographs.