Sentence examples for range for further analysis from inspiring English sources

An experiment to determine a suitable temperature range for further analysis was carried out using heat blocks.

Thermal property analysis will be useful for the fix the exact design parameters to develop the product and to check the dimensions range for further analysis.

Marginal or clinical performances were considered unfavorable in this study, and thus those subjects that fell within these two ranges were defined as within the "problematic range" for further analysis.

For all libraries, 65%to76%6% of the sequences obtained were within the size range selected for further analysis (i.e. more than 80 bp long).

However, the assumption of linearity was better approximated between E12 and E18, the principal period of proliferation for pallial neurons and the limited age range employed for further analysis.

Since Illumina arrays can only reliably estimate DNA methylation differences greater or equal to 17 percent only probes with a sufficient range were included for further analysis (See methods).

To avoid any effect of additive noise and saturation from the detection process, only signals in the model-coincident intensity range were used for further analysis.

After this, 3' Illumina adapters (CTGTAGGCACCATCAAT) and "N" bases were trimmed of the reads and reads in between a 20 24 nt range were separated for further analysis.

Next, 3′ Illumina adapters (CTGTAGGCACCATCAAT) and "N" bases trimmed of the reads and sequences within the 18-28-nt 18-28-nt 18-28-ntted forangether analysis.

Thus, working with an epistemic community to generate a range of options for further analysis may itself yield important insights into policy, as well as into how the epistemic community operates, perceives the problem(s) and proposed solutions.

Instead, we were able to use the timing of lethality in the presence of actinGAL4 to choose three lines ([UAS-Smn-RNAi]N4 (N4), [UAS-Smn-RNAi]C24 (C24) and [UAS-Smn-RNAi]FL26B (FL26B)) that define a set of alleles representing the broadest range of detectable lethality for further analysis (Figure 3A).