Sentence examples for site-specific analysis from inspiring English sources
The importance of site-specific analysis and the need for the improved site characterization method are introduced.
Thus, a site-specific analysis using daily datasets of sufficient quality is needed for the validation and calibration of temperature methods for ETo estimate.
Starting from a site-specific analysis of the baseline physical security system performance, the model allows comparing and evaluating the costs of different security upgrades with the (hypothetical) benefits related to the avoided losses.
The results of the case study show that the proposed framework is applicable for site-specific analysis of liquefaction potential or for mapping liquefaction potential in a given town (or city).
The unusually slow unfolding reaction of the isolated HisF TIM barrel domain from the thermophilic bacteria, Thermotoga maritima, enabled an NMR-based site-specific analysis of the main-chain hydrogen bonds that stabilize its native conformation.
With a strict focus on the system-wide site-specific analysis of protein N- and O-linked glycosylation, we review the recent advances in LC MS/MS based glycoproteomics.
With this approach, the prevalence estimations can be optimized (i.e. "true") and made comparable across different settings, i.e. a site specific analysis would be possible.
The site specific analysis revealed, somewhat surprisingly, that the amino acid most consistently differentially phosphorylated in normal and tumor tissue was Y34 of alcohol dehydrogenase 1B, ADH1B ( less phosphorylated in tumors).
When we applied the branch-site-specific analysis to just the clade of b alleles (those b-like alleles bearing a charge-changing amino acid substitution at position 151), no significant signature of selection was detected on its stem lineage or internal branches.
The striking difference in core fucosylation of CFH at different glycosites substantiates the need for site specific analysis.
Site specific analysis pointed out 15 sites under positive selection, most of which also exhibited drastic changes in amino acid properties.
