Sentence examples for we analyze about from inspiring English sources

In our work, we analyze about one thousand samples per year from patients suspected of having Fabry disease (FD).

We analyze about 90 deep earthquakes with a source depth of more than 300 km to avoid contaminations of depth phases in the P-coda.

We apply EMD to the second data group, i.e., both the total field ASM VFM differences ((Delta F)) and the electronic unit temperature ((T_{mathrm{EU}})) of the VFM (see Fig. 3) onboard Swarm B. In this case, we consider a time interval longer than the previous one: We analyze about 6 months of data from January 13 , 2015 to June 29 , 2015

We analyzed about 150 Thomson Reuters ISI Web of Science indexed publications to estimate the role of free water surface (FWS) constructed wetlands (CWs) for wastewater treatment as well as created riverine wetlands (CRWs) in climate regulation.

We analyzed about 1/3 overall tutorials, and during two years (2004/2005) we analyzed only the first five tutorials in module 1 and 2 compared with beginning, middle and final tutorials in other years.

Finally, we analyze assumptions about temporal patterns of drug adherence and their impact on resistance dynamics, finding that with the same overall level of adherence, the dwell times in drug-adherent versus not-adherent states can alter the levels of drug-resistant virus incorporated into latent reservoirs.

Finally, we analyze the contributions brought about by the study of different approaches.

Since we have fruitfully analyzed our talk about counterfactuals in terms of worlds, why shouldn't we analyze our talk about counterpossibles (i.e., specific counterfactuals with impossible antecedents) in terms of impossible worlds?

In this study, we analyze political tweets about the Brexit referendum.

Then, we analyze the statistics about the virtualization vulnerabilities exploited by the attacks, reported in publicly disclosed databases, and highlight their evolution in the course of time.

We analyze a dataset about the relationship between the number of sold home videos in thousands (videos: y) and the profits at the box office in million of dollars (gross: x).