Sentence examples for used to study patterns from inspiring English sources
Phylogenetic comparative methods have been used to study patterns of correlated evolution between biological traits of all kinds, and are increasingly used to identify predictors of the rate of DNA substitution.
Both PET and MRI can be used to study patterns of functional connectivity in the brain, which is disrupted in Parkinson's disease and in association with its complications, and in other basal-ganglia disorders such as dystonia, in which an anatomical substrate is not otherwise apparent.
Extensive surveillance programmes have been used to study patterns of antibiotic resistance and use in developed countries.
Entire network analyses are also used to study patterns on a community level such as coevolutionary adaptations [ 3], ecosystem stability or resilience [ 11- 14].
These microarrays will be used to study patterns of gene expression across multiple species [ 87] to identify candidate genes whose expression varies with pulse rate.
ChIP assay followed by next generation sequencing (ChIP-seq) or microarray (ChIP-chip) is often used to study patterns of protein-binding profiles in different cell types and in cancer samples on a genome-wide scale.
It is possible to extend the analysis of these test-statistics between – and within – units in a hierarchy, so that the methods could be used to study pattern at larger scales than landscapes, say at regional or national scales.
Unlike other tasks used to study pattern separation, the use of a continuous variable as a measure of performance yields sufficient data within a single trial to allow manipulations at different stages of memory.
Further, trends in credit card transactions have also been used to study human patterns across space and time [11].
The capture, marking, release, and recapture of individual animals can be used to study movement patterns, the size and structure of populations, survival and recruitment rates.
The researchers applied a mathematical technique called optical flow modeling, which has been used to study traffic patterns and human crowds, to track how the chickens moved in large groups.
