Sentence examples for viable analysis from inspiring English sources

In light of the results of this study, we recommend a two-stage approach (as was used in the Etoposide analysis) as a viable analysis strategy.

This provides a simple and viable analysis technique to probe viability nematodes using C. elegans as a model, likely that is easy, less subjective, economic, reproducible, and no time consuming.

They should really teach more advanced skills, such as developing product ideas that fulfill unmet needs in the marketplace, integrated marketing channel budgeting, and viable market analysis.

The OD600 was recorded over 72 h and 100 µl samples were taken periodically and stored at 4°C for viable count analysis.

The viability of FITC-labeled P. gingivalis was confirmed by viable count analysis.

Out of a random sample of 1,247 addresses, 587 were determined to be eligible and, of these, 327 (56%) completed surveys and 174 gave blood samples with one participant's blood sample not viable for analysis (final N = 173).

To understand the cellular activity that results from the overexpression of c-Myc (via the transfection with c-myc plasmid) in CHO cells, the techniques of two-dimensional polyacrylamide gel electrophoresis (2-DE) and statistically viable image analysis combined with mass spectrometry were employed to help identify the proteins involved.

However, document level approach is not viable for sentiment analysis with documents having multiple opinions.

The methodology holds promise as another viable forensic DNA analysis tool for characterization of biological materials.

Numerical examples pertaining to the stochastic heat equation suggest that the new transform approach is a viable tool of analysis.

Periods significantly shorter than this may not allow for stable protest actor structures to develop that are then viable for sociological analysis (continuity).