Sentence examples for suitable to analyse from inspiring English sources
A novel modelling approach suitable to analyse quickly and at a global level complex heritage structures with composite shell-like nature such as the Cutty Sark is presented.
Our vector set is suitable to analyse the activity of the growing collection of publicly available cDNA clones sequenced from several attR1/R2 Gateway cDNA libraries.
Although the method applied would not be suitable to analyse the physiologic state of the cells, we are currently applying the lambda scan function of CLSM to analyse the physiological state of the photosynthetic pigments.
These data may indicate quantitative results were more suitable to analyse the distribution of A.actinomycetemcomitans and its cdtB genotype strain s.
Here we developed a mammosphere-based negative selection shRNAi screening system suitable to analyse the involvement of thousands of genes in the survival of cells with cancer stem cell properties.
Here, we report an advanced miniaturised high-throughput robotic screen designed to identify the best nutrient conditions within this complex multidimensional statistical space and is suitable to analyse a broad range of microalgae species.
The authors argue that this makes the futures map a suitable frame to analyse the quality of the research results.
PFA is still regarded as the most suitable way to analyse the damage tolerance of composite structures, because damage states in composites can be effectively presented by internal state variables and material constitutive equations.
We conclude that our approach, based on DSC and site-directed mutagenesis analysis of chimeric fusion proteins, may serve as a suitable tool to analyse the energetics of weak biomolecular interactions such as those involving SH3 domains.
Moreover, MetaMap is not a suitable tool to analyse this type of texts since patients do not usually use medical terminology to describe their medical experiences.
The aims of this study were to assess the advantage of using spatial models for the predictive abilities of genomic prediction, to identify suitable procedures to analyse a MET weakly connected across years using different stage-wise approaches, and to explore genomic prediction as a tool for selection of models for phenotypic data analysis.
