Sentence examples for render analysis from inspiring English sources

With the growth of computer usage at all levels in the process industries, the volume of available data has also grown enormously, sometimes to levels that render analysis difficult.

They change by design: Trump's intent, in this election, is to deny reporters the foothold they need to render analysis, and to inform their audience about what he is for, and what he is against.

EST sequencing is an attractive alternative to whole genome sequencing because the majority of most eukaryotic genomes is non-coding DNA, and EST sequences lack introns and intragenic regions that render analysis and interpretation of data more difficult [ 2].

This could also be explained by the fact that the group of patients who underwent surgery comprises patients who had surgery after having chemotherapy, which may render analysis of the surgical specimens more difficult, or even impossible, thus leading to more missing data.

Addressing the first bias as outlined in the preceding paragraph is not straightforward within the framework of signal and noise analysis, because tracking all non-AABB patterns that can have varying and ambiguous levels of support for the correct quartet topology as assessed by probabilistic inference methods is impractical and would render analysis highly cumbersome.

Mr. Coleman's cosmos-pondering concept was reduced to primordial ooze, rendering analysis pointless.

Many algorithms that operate on tensor-product surfaces, such as algorithms toward rendering, analysis and manufacturing, need to be specially adapted to consider the trimming domains.

A high image sample rate was used to investigate the transient dynamics of salt water intrusion, which rendered analysis by visual observation unsuitable.

This could be attributed to the defect depth: the bigger the crack angle, the deeper the crack runs in the concrete, resulting the sound to be more and more muffled as the crack angle increases, rendering analysis more difficult (Table 1).

Although this fact can in some cases be beneficial for evolvability [19], it renders analysis of evolutionary steps in graph based embryogenies difficult.

The fact that endocrine tumours are highly vascular in nature renders analysis of angiogenesis as a prognostic factor highly pertinent.