Sentence examples for our analysis relative from inspiring English sources

Since the stations used are distributed in a NW SE direction, Fig. 3b d shows large stacked amplitudes in a spatially linear distribution in the NE SW direction, indicating a low resolution in this direction for our analysis relative to that in the NW SE direction.

As noted above, Class 2 pairs occur over a wide range (within the 3 kb range included in our analysis) relative to the positions of TSSs.

To evaluate the robustness of our analysis relative to the reference protein data set chosen, a separate analysis was conducted using snake venom proteins from the publicly available NCBI database, for protein identification.

According to our GENECLASS analysis, relative numbers of first-generation migrants were highest within the same habitat type and distinctly lower among different habitat types (Fig. 6).

Furthermore, from our analysis of relative real-time performance, it is questionable as to whether the quality gain in the automotive environment from BLOCK to SEMI is worth the additional computational effort.

In our analysis, the relative risk for all second cancers appeared to be increased five or more years after radiotherapy compared to those non-irradiated.

Our analysis of relative divergence shows distinct peaks at the functional regions that modulate adaptive differences in wing color patterns between hybridizing H. erato races (Fig.  4a).

Further, our analysis of relative genetic and environmental contributions was based on the multifactorial liability model, and our results are subject to assumptions, so should be interpreted with caution.

The high percentage of CNV-affected genome in our analysis (6.87%%) relative to other studies is likely due to the inclusion of wild-derived and wild-caught samples because these subgroups have more calls that are unique (Table  2).

Thus, it seems unlikely that other meteorologic conditions not correlated with those included in our analysis (temperature, relative humidity, and barometric pressure) or other acutely time-varying, non-weather-related factors could explain the results observed.

Our analysis used relative MUAC within the study population, a technique validated in prior work with children and adults, 72– 75 because there is debate concerning optimal MUAC cutoff points for signifying acute malnutrition, how such cutoffs differ between women and men, 76– 80 and the fact that there is no evidence that non-pygmy derived MUAC cutoffs are valid withinon-pygmy derivedns.