Sentence examples for performing an in-depth analysis from inspiring English sources
We characterized the microstructure, chemical composition and resulting local mechanical properties of the enameloid from teeth of Isurus oxyrinchus (shortfin mako shark) by performing an in-depth analysis using various high-resolution analytical techniques, including scanning electron microscopy, qualitative energy-dispersive X-ray spectroscopy and nanoindentation.
"Generali is currently performing an in-depth analysis of its exposure to coal infrastructure both from an investment and underwriting perspective," Matthew Newton said by email.
For example, SWISS should not be the only tool used when the investigator is interested in performing an in-depth analysis of competing methods or platforms, such as comparing a new normalization method with other established normalization methods.
We performed an in-depth analysis of HGT activity and sensitivity in the genomes of human-associated microorganisms.
Members of the commission see enough promise in the proposal that they have hired an eminent political science professor to perform an in-depth analysis of its implications.
The course project is an opportunity to apply course concepts and to perform an in-depth analysis of operations strategy issues that are of interest to you.
In this study, we performed an in-depth analysis of the DNA methylation landscape in GBM-derived cancer stem cells (GSCs).
Next, a two-dimensional flame configuration is considered in order to perform an in-depth analysis regarding the laminar and turbulent behavior of the model.
The One-Dimensional Turbulence (ODT) model was used to perform an in-depth analysis on the role of turbulence chemistry interaction in flame suppression.
Despite the importance of seat structure design, many manufacturers do not have the time or money to perform an in-depth analysis of multiple different designs.
We also perform an in-depth analysis of decision-level fusion techniques such as fixed-rules, voting schemes, rank-based combination rules, and novel serial fusion architectures.
