Sentence examples for specifications examined from inspiring English sources
With the specifications examined in this study, over one-third of non-SUD specialty care encounters classified as SUD care are false-positives, thereby over-counting encounters in both the denominator and numerators of these measures.
The disparities in the codal estimates of across-wind moments as well as the load factor specifications are examined from a reliability viewpoint.
Results in the following are thus based on pooled OLS with fixed effects; alternative specifications are examined as a robustness check and are discussed in Section 5.5.
Tools and methods used to validate that a design meets the high-speed system design specifications are examined in this chapter.
A series of one-way, two-way, and multi-way sensitivity analyses (using a tornado diagram) and the effect of alternative model specifications were examined.
Samples were stained using the LIVE/DEAD BacLight kit (Invitrogen), according to supplier specifications and examined with Apotome Fluorescence Microscope (Carl Zeiss International).
As this model points to a role of Ttk69 in FCM specification, we examined the genome-wide occupancy of the FCM-specific TF Lmd.
To investigate transcriptional control during neurogenic ectoderm specification, we examined divergence and function of an embryonic cis-regulatory element controlling the gene short gastrulation (sog).
Thus, to determine if Cno was interacting with N signaling during progenitor specification, we examined Eve expression in embryos with reduced doses of cno and different components of the N signaling pathway, including Dl, the ligand of N required for progenitor specification, and N itself.
To learn more about endocrine progenitor specification, we examined beta cell formation following morpholino-mediated depletion of pdx1 and hb9.
To explore the roles of Wnt signaling in fate specification, we examined the protein expressions of DKK1 and KREMEN1, which are antagonists/modulators for canonical and noncanonical Wnt (Glinka et al., 1998), more precisely (Fig. 3X-i).
