Sentence examples for a coherent analysis from inspiring English sources
I cannot see how we can offer a coherent analysis of today's tabloids without taking account of their history.
In yesterday's speech, and in his chapter in the controversial Orange Book - reclaiming liberalism - Mark Oaten sets out a coherent analysis of the criminal justice system's failings and some important ways these could be corrected.
As well as exploring her formative years, from her childhood in Rangoon, schooling in Delhi and her time in Oxford as a student and later housewife, Popham offers a coherent analysis of Burma's history.
And here, through the Cartesians and in Leibniz, we see an attempt to clarify the concept and to provide a coherent analysis of the concept.
Furthermore, there was a rise of quantitative and qualitative and triangulated methodologies (Xi 2005b) and validity argument through a coherent analysis of all the evidence (Cronbach 1988).
All these experimentations demonstrate that a coherent analysis is associated with the quaternionic wavelet transformation and the potential of this multispectral representation with magnitude thresholding and phase smoothing for noise reduction and features preservation.
combining different datasets in a single, coherent analysis [ 19] to address a wide variety of ecological questions.
This paper presents a method for modelling initiation and propagation of damage in composites under fatigue loading in a single, coherent analysis using cohesive interface elements.
A network meta-analysis refers to networks of trial evidence in which all the available direct and indirect evidence on relative treatment effects are pooled simultaneously in a single coherent analysis.
Network meta-analysis allows a unified, coherent analysis of all randomised controlled trials that compare non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs head to head or with placebo while fully respecting randomisation.
10 11 13 Bayesian approaches towards network meta-analyses allow a unified, coherent analysis of data recorded at multiple time points in randomised trials that compare either of these preparations with placebo or head to head.
