Sentence examples for secondary analytical from inspiring English sources

There is also a secondary analytical service that processes the call, along with many others, to parse the conversation and figure out what is going on later for more detailed training and reports.

(b) Secondary endpoints Analytical methods for secondary endpoints are described in each result.

Analytes were prepared using small secondary columns after the analytical separation.

At this point in the analytical process, secondary data sources were triangulated (Fielding and Fielding, 1986; Patton, 2002) and included within the analytical memo.

Another point to note is that although the proposed scheme has been illustrated by using WSN as a secondary system, the obtained analytical and performance results are also applicable to any radio (secondary user) that is interested in accessing the licensed spectrum as long as it does not compromise the performance of licensee3.

A secondary purpose is the analytical validation of existing and/or newly developed technologies for their usefulness in cancer detection.

The matrix effect did not substantially affect the relative quantification of secondary metabolites under our analytical conditions (data not shown) as we have previously shown [ 15].

The design of such a multiplexed secondary spectrometer is based on analytical results reflecting the geometrical considerations and computer simulations performed using the neutron ray-tracing package McStas.

In the analytical assignment of secondary metabolites, we further observed the molecular masses of bacillaene and surfactin, previously identified from Bacillus species (Chen et al. 2007, Fig.  S5).

The results are based on examination of the primary and secondary evidence identified in the analytical review using findings from primary and secondary published and grey literature, including evaluation reports from conflict-affected countries.

A secondary aim is to provide an analytical synthesis of the core determinants of fertility, grouping them within the analytical level in which they operate.