Sentence examples for narrow analyses of from inspiring English sources

This would allow building upon the initial idea of DEMIG POLICY to go beyond rather narrow analyses of 'migration policy effects' and to develop a broader view on the historical role of states and policies in migration processes.

In population samples the bias can be effectively reduced by narrowing analyses to the set of loci represented in all individuals [ 28], but only at the cost of large data loss, so model-based filters are needed.

"Too often, federal agency initiatives are based on narrow analyses that fail to consider impacts of a project from a broad ecosystem perspective".

To narrow our focus, we performed electrophysiological analyses of control and hAPP-expressing adult Drosophila.

But proponents of evidence-based practices have a much narrower concept of evidence in mind: analyses of the results of randomized controlled trials (RCTs).

Secular analyses of the concept of evil in the narrow sense began in the twentieth century with the work of Hanna Arendt.

Cline analyses of geographic transects yielded replicate patterns of narrow transitions between the two species (Fig.  3).

Gene expression analyses of the nine reference genes exhibited a narrow mean Ct value range across all the experimental samples.

For initiatives where recent high quality secondary analyses of the primary literature were found, searches were narrower and terminated at an earlier stage.

In our analyses of NHANES 2001 2004, a larger sample size allowed for narrower age categories.

Simultaneous analyses of the mRNA and miRNA expression profiles may help narrowing down the signaling events involved in the behavior change of the cells [ 11].