Sentence examples for predictable analysis from inspiring English sources
It's a predictable analysis that doesn't really raise the pulse.
Despite exhaustive reporting, Thomas fails to give them their due, relying instead on a predictable analysis of their influence and the causes of their self-destruction.
Especially for modern technologies, where wire effects dominate the achievable performance of a circuit, tight control of cell placement makes a predictable quantitative analysis and optimization possible.
We noted that each sequence displayed a unique, reproducible gene knockdown level that was not predictable by analysis in available RNAi sequence algorithms (Additional file 3: Figure S3).
What kinds of events are predictable using statistical analysis and what sorts of events are not?
Diet-induced liver injury correlates positively with hepatic de novo lipogenesis and is not predictable by isolated analysis of lipogenic gene expression.
Consequently, gene transcription profiles would be roughly predictable by comparative analysis of frequency information from the library or type of culture used.
These data also confirm that palmitoylation of transmembrane proteins occurs with specificity that is not currently predictable by sequence analysis or by homology with known palmitoylated proteins.
The results, just published in Nature, show that those fates were predictable from a genetic analysis of the tumorous tissue.A gene microarray consists, as its name suggests, of an array of tiny cells (the microarray used by Dr Friend has 25,000 of them).
The regions created by our regionalization analysis are predictable and scientifically justifiable, and essentially it is the GIS that makes such an approach possible.
