Sentence examples for to analyze on from inspiring English sources

To analyze on the one hand the functionality of medaka Egfr and on the other hand its possible cross-specificity with human EGF, we performed stimulation experiments using either recombinant human EGF or a donor cell line expressing medaka ligands to stimulate a receptor cell line which over-expressed medaka egfr.

Why isn't this listed as one of the contributing factors to the problem you attempted to analyze on your 650 mile voyage?" Other people made the same argument.

In this study, we selected TFs to analyze on the basis of their DBD sequence, aiming to examine at least one TF from each group of paralogous TFs, and biasing against TFs that have known PBM motifs, or close orthologs or paralogs with known motifs (see 'Materials and methods' for full description of selection scheme).

I asked the editorial board member, Teresa Tritch, who covers the economy, taxes and other complicated things that make me nervous to analyze on my own, to take a look at the return.

The router has to analyze on the fly the huge amount of data received at a very high bit rate in order to extract relevant statistics that will be used by the decisional mechanism to identify the suspicious traffic.

In order to analyze on SOM and nutrient differences among different land use types and their relationships between land use, landscape position and slope aspect, 94 sampling sites including 7 land uses were selected along 6 transects in the Danangou catchment with an area of 3.5 km2 on the Loess Plateau of China.

To delve more deeply into the information processing of the mind, response latency is introduced to "analyze on-going cognitive processes while responding" (Mayerl 2013).

Real traffic data is considered to analyze on-road traffic environments based on the measurement of physical parameters and weather conditions.

In this study, response latency (RL), with the potentiality to analyze on-going information processing of mind, is employed as a measurement tool in assessing learners' cognitive functioning via C-DA form of an L2 reading comprehension task borrowed from Philips (Longman complete course for the TOEFL Test: preparation for the computer and paper tests, 2001).

These values were chosen according to CRFs analyzed on-line, and corresponded to the contrasts required to elicit approximately 20 25%, 50% and 80 90% of the maximal response.

The objective of this study was to analyze add-on ordering patterns over an extended time period.