Sentence examples for technically analyse from inspiring English sources

Both riders have been summoned to a hearing at the next race in Sepang next month to "technically analyse the Aragon race incident".

The official MotoGP twitter account confirmed on Monday  that both riders have been summoned to a hearing at the next race in Sepang next month to "technically analyse the Aragon race incident".

Technically, these analyses can follow parallel paths in the mouse and the rat.

The use of digital video and computers makes it technically easy to analyse dances frame by frame, improving resolution.

Once compiled, a "research insurance database" is technically easy to analyse for a number of disease problems.

It is technically feasible to analyse histone modifications in transplanted nuclei by these complementary procedures because of the large number of nuclei (typically 200) injected per oocyte.

The use of direct sequencing permits the identification and analysis of large numbers of SNPs without a priori knowledge of their genomic position or nature, but the data generated are technically demanding to analyse and interpret reliably and accurately.

Technically, comparisons and analyses can be made.

Textbook analyses, technically known as Content Analysis (e.g., Krippendorff 2004), have long served an important role in biology education by providing a methodology for gathering data on how disciplinary knowledge has been structured through time (Skoog 1979) and across different countries (Swarts et al. 1994).

As we discuss, these analyses are technically robust similar to the optimal rank-based analysis for normally distributed errors.

But in a report released today, the same NRC panel says it "cannot endorse as scientifically and technically sound the illustrative analyses presented" by contractors conducting the new assessment.