Sentence examples for a key analysis from inspiring English sources

A key analysis of military needs is the review by a bipartisan congressional panel, which analyzes the Department of Defense's Quadrennial Defense Review and interviews combatant commanders (those responsible for conducting military operations around the world).

Continuum models provide a useful tool for the prediction of stress re-distribution due to excavation and induced yielding, and are used as a key analysis tool in the design of many underground excavations.

A key analysis by the Treasury Department the administration was expecting to use as evidence tax cuts at the top would rev the economy doesn't exist, the New York Times reported — lending credence to Democrats' and many mainstream economists' criticism that trickle-down economics doesn't work.

For this reason the measurement of blood calcium levels is a key analysis used for clinical diagnosis of RRC.

A key analysis tool for determining the importance of these continuous-value biomarkers (such as level of ER staining) for determining treatment effectiveness is the Subpopulation Treatment Effect Pattern Plot (STEPP) [ 20].

For example, a key analysis used an oligonucleotide tiling array to assay common CNV of >1 kb and found that two diploid human genomes typically differed in >1000 CNVs, covering a length of 24 Mb (0.8% of the genome).

Note that I've stored the result of the key analysis as a variable so that I don't need to run the same analysis twice.

The MARS-LMR code is a key system analysis tool for the development of a sodium-cooled fast reactor in Korea.

Rueda-Cantuche et al. [21] provide a useful means of visualizing the different possible outcomes from a key sector analysis (Table 1).

The principal concern with a key sector analysis is the identification of economic activities that exhibit the largest amount of interdependence with the rest of the economy.

Finally, genes on the inferred CNV regions are input into a key driver analysis to identify hub genes in the network as potential cancer driver genes.