Sentence examples for points to analyse from inspiring English sources

To do this we synchronised cells early in mitosis (in several ways see Materials and Methods), added cycloheximide to prevent new protein synthesis, and then took time points to analyse the Mad3p and Cdc20p levels in whole cell extracts.

There were too few height data points to analyse in this group of patients due to the short timeline postgastrostomy examined.

3 5 In the present study, purified rabbit serum PON1 was administered to rats intravenously and concentration of dichlorvos in blood was detected at different time points to analyse the effect of PON1 on toxicokinetics of dichlorvos.

Sequences of putative HvYSL-transporters belonging to subgroups 1, 2 and 3 might be starting points to analyse micronutrient transport into developing barley grains.

The other methods require stopping the reaction at different time points to analyse individual samples, a process that can be laborious and time consuming, especially if long separation protocols are required.

There is no point to analyse the optimum number of intervals under a special model and production scheme.

This study may serve as a starting point to analyse the costs and incentives associated with existing reimbursement patterns in comparison with alternative arrangements.

Accordingly, the results of this study provide a useful starting point to analyse the demand for primary OOH care based on the sociodemographic composition of neighbourhoods in GP cooperative catchment areas.

The appearance and main decay forms in the fair-faced brick façades on the University Campus of Madrid's Faculty of Medicine were taken as a starting point to analyse certain building's construction characteristics and the clay and technology used in brick manufacture.

The number of yearly end-points to analyse will therefore increase with the maturity of the programs.

The primary end point was to assess the effect of that regimen on clinical and pathological response, while the secondary end point was to analyse the effect on survival, and to identify predictors of response and prognostic factors of survival.