Sentence examples for a bit more analysis from inspiring English sources

I can see why they'd think it's a good idea - throughout the game they've been talking through the rules: explaining the officials' decisions and also talking about how NBA rules differ from Fiba rules - but I have to admit that as someone who already has an interest in/some knowledge of the sport, I'd much rather hear the regular commentators who offer a bit more analysis.

However, the pre-protest narrative needs a bit more analysis.

If, on the other hand, E0 is unstable because the first condition fails while the second condition holds, a bit more analysis is required to verify that E c is also unstable.

Your virtual trades have no impact on the actual stock market, so if you're a high-net-worth investor, you might need to do a bit more analysis.

Syncsort opens the mainframe environment a bit more for analysis, giving companies greater ability to analyze data that has traditionally been unavailable.

Once you do a bit more complicated analysis perhaps, and particularly if it is in order to aid a doctor in making a diagnosis or a choice about a treatment, then that sort of processing is falling probably on the other side of the dividing line, and will be considered to be a medical device.

Some of the more common words like "viddy," "droog," and "tolchock" will be easy to grasp, while some of the less common ones like "yeckat," "zoobies," and "vareet" will require a bit more contextual analysis.

We therefore expect that an extension will be necessary to give us a bit more time for analysis and consultation".

After all, both vie for the attention of the same sort of television viewers -- and awards judges -- who like their broadcast news with a bit more depth and analysis.

Both strike me as overstated, particularly the estimated paid market size for Apple's App Store, so I'd wager we need a bit more deep-delving analysis before reaching such conclusions.

The proposed DBN-based hand gesture model and the design of a gesture network model are believed to have a strong potential for successful applications to other related problems such as sign language recognition although it is a bit more complicated requiring analysis of hand shapes.