Sentence examples for procedures for analyses from inspiring English sources

See Supplemental Experimental Procedures for analyses performed on the sham-uncorrected data alone or on the active TMS data alone, as well as separately for RT and accuracy scores rather than for the combined inverse efficiency score.

Bellingcat used publicly available satellite imagery of the battlegrounds and adapted established procedures for analysing craters on the ground for determining the trajectory of artillery fire, applying them to the photographs.

In the present paper we develop new procedures for analysing chemical diffusion data in ternary alloys in order to provide ratios of atom-vacancy exchange frequencies.

Our review highlights several gaps in P. oceanica seascape ecology knowledge such as the lack of data on the spatial distribution of this engineer species, and the possibility to use modern techniques and procedures for analysing structural and ecosystemic data.

Conventional procedures for analysing digital remotely sensed images rely upon pixel-based methods, using spectral information from each pixel to allocate it to a land cover type or estimate a surface property (e.g. LAI).

The procedures for analysing the data were adopted from Colaizzi's method [ 13, 14].

Standardised operating procedures for analysing these genetic factors were adopted, and criteria for proper nomenclature were developed.

First, there is little standardisation of the procedures for analysing complaints (eg, training) or the purpose of data collection (ie, for redressing individual complaints or system-wide issues).

The analysis of qualitative data followed standard procedures for analysing social settings that have been reported in other studies of RACF clinical placements [ 33].

Three infants randomised to the control group did not meet the criteria and were excluded, and the procedures for analysing the diaries before randomisation were changed (figure 1).

Although procedures for analysing specific chemical classes have been employed for some time ('targeted' metabolomics 84, 85), the ability to assess a range of classes simultaneously and impartially ('untargeted') has only become possible with recent technological progress in certain analytical platforms; in particular nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) and mass spectrometry (MS).