Sentence examples for satisfactorily analysed from inspiring English sources

The occurrence and extent of genome size variation below the species level are still controversial and not satisfactorily analysed yet.

Our method is the only approach able to satisfactorily analyse data with the volume (53 species and 888 217 extant genes) and complexity (duplications, deletions) found in the complete set of sequenced vertebrate genomes.

Data assumptions relating to normality, linearity, homoscedasticity and tolerance were satisfactorily met before running regression analyses.

The exclusion of 41 participants who did not state their sex, and 108 participants who did not complete the questionnaire satisfactorily, left 7757 participants for the analyses.

Of the 262 markers genotyped, 203 performed satisfactorily enough to be included in subsequent linkage analyses.

Moreover, the main points discussed in my previous report were not satisfactorily addressed, as they required additional and deeper analyses and not just modifications in the text.

The evolutionary affinities of Scandentia (represented in our analyses by Tupaia) have not been satisfactorily resolved by molecular data (see [ 40, 20, 39, 36, 41, 21, 38] and references therein) although current thinking tends to favour a sister relationship with Dermoptera in a clade which emerges basal to the primates.

As reported by Bryant et al. [ 14], patient-to-patient contamination may be suspected although this type of cross-contamination is very rare and whole genome sequence analyses would probably be required to satisfactorily conclude a phylogenetic link and track transmission events.

The inability of phylogenetic analyses using nucleotide substitution data to satisfactorily resolve the sequence of branching events among the peristomate lineages may be due to multiple changes in most nucleotide characters evolving rapidly enough to potentially have been informative within this narrow hypothesised 15 MY window.

In TEFL/TESOL educational contexts, the idea of 3PL IRT-based DIF analyses as well as MSCAT are not satisfactorily examined.

Statistical and graphical error analyses demonstrated that the developed model can satisfactorily predict the compressibility factor of natural gases with an average absolute percent relative error of 2.3%.