Sentence examples for where an analysis of from inspiring English sources

The analysis then considered the case of the pedestrian, where an analysis of the features characterizing walking/running was reported.

This review covers articles where an analysis of the kinetic aspects of the interaction between the target metal compound and nucleic acids has been carried out and details of the reaction mechanism are provided.

The residuals from this model were used in the second step, where an analysis of variance was conducted for each individual EST.

Linear models are an increasingly popular method for exploring microarray data, where an analysis of variance is fit to each probe and a formal statistical threshold applied to obtain lists of differentially expressed genes.

It is useful to keep that in mind in order to compare the assumptions made here to, for example,  [7], where an analysis of the exact Strang splitting scheme in the linear case is provided.

A similar finding has previously been observed in Turkey, where an analysis of the environmental factors that differed between areas with and without CCHF cases showed that the areas with CCHF cases had colder mean temperatures in the late autumn and winter (November-February) compared to those without CCHF cases [ 18].

Another interesting point comes forward in the study of Weingarten et al. [54], where in an analysis of scripture the researchers looked at the frequent appearance of Godly divinity in the scriptures in the combination with "humble" cluster themes, which encompass being humble, grateful, trusting, and to pray/appeal.

Previously, we demonstrated that the measurement of intracellular concentrations of LPV and RTV in lysates of peripheral blood mononuclear cells (PBMC) was not only very sensitive (femtomol amounts) but as ultrafast and high-throughput [ 19] compared with the LC-MS/MS assay published by Pelerine et al. [ 12] where an analysis time of 20 min was reported.

"Medibank has entered into arrangement with the Royal Australasian College of Surgeons where it does an analysis of quality of service by surgeons.

He was interned at Ellis Island in New York City, where he wrote an analysis of Herman Melville's Moby Dick called Mariners, Renegades, and Castaways (1953).

Consequently, studies of only open or closed businesses suffer from sample selection bias where results from an analysis of one group may not apply to another group.