Sentences with phrase «systematic comparison»

It provides one of the first systematic comparisons of the public perceptions of marine threats and protection around the world.

Originally, only documented cases were adjusted, however the current procedure used by NOAA / NCEI applies an automated system that uses systematic comparisons with neighboring stations to deal with undocumented instances of artificial changes.

«This is the first systematic comparison of the mouse and human at the genomic level,» said Bing Ren, Ph.D., co-senior author on the Consortium's main Nature study and professor of cellular and molecular medicine at the University of California, San Diego.

Biological information from search results can be readily exported to an Excel document, allowing systematic comparisons with other databases or information sets.

We refer interested readers to systematic comparisons of other aspects of the next - generation sequencing pipeline, for example comparisons of benchtop high - throughput sequencing technologies [56], short - read mappers [57], variant callers [58] and variant - calling pipelines as a whole [59, 60].

No systematic comparison with data on the appropriate comparator therapy was conducted.

The systematic comparison of transcriptional responses of organisms is a powerful tool in functional genomics.

Despite its title, the article quickly became a generalized discussion of oils, not a systematic comparison of traits under heat.

The use of complementary dating techniques described in § 2 along with the systematic comparison of clone - size distributions between all post-fire lichen - tundra sites (figure 7c, d) helped to discriminate individual fires, at least back to the last 1000 years and also fires older than 1000 radiocarbon years typically recorded in all the woodlands and krummholz of the study area.

Therefore, you are strongly advised to make a systematic comparison between available ULIPs in the market.

Make a systematic comparison.

In addition, systematic comparisons of parenting practices among families living in different circumstances teach us that parents in different cultures, from different social classes, and from different ethnic groups rear their children differently.