Sentence examples for a methodical analysis from inspiring English sources

While officers have made two trips to Spain and visited Portugal four times, most recently last week, the thrust of the investigation has been a methodical analysis of more than 40,000 pieces of information already collected.

Furthermore, it presents a methodical analysis for the usage of Big Data Analytics in various applications such as agriculture, healthcare, cyber security, and smart city.

This concept was created building upon a methodical analysis of the reference structure and resulted in a weight reduction of 24 kg through justifiable additional costs and fulfilment of the requirements, e.g. crash and stiffness.

The emphasis is on creating a visceral portrait of the issue, rather than providing a methodical analysis, say the film's creators.

However, despite these discoveries, a methodical analysis of the relationship between COMP mutations and phenotypes has not been undertaken.

In the current paper, we report on a methodical analysis of HIV-1 CA expression in E. coli based on the combination of expression vector, E. coli strain selection, and analysis of cultivation conditions and fermentation broth.

This special focus enables an intensive, theoretical and methodical analysis of the European traditions of thought in futures research as well as the empirical precision of Europe-related problems.

A distant, otherwise-engaged father whom she felt she could never sufficiently satisfy; a religious upbringing that valued hard work (everyone who knows her cites Merkel's prodigious appetite for that) and abhorred showiness; an academic discipline that rewards calm, methodical analysis rather than bravura out-of-the-box leaps of faith.

A critical clue may be revealed when an investigator stubs a toe on a telltale shard, but more likely will come from methodical analysis of radar traces of falling wreckage, the pattern of wreckage and other evidence.

Gwendolen, quite unlike her mother's methodical analysis of John Worthing's suitability as a husband, places her entire faith in a Christian name, declaring in Act I, "The only really safe name is Ernest".

As depicted by Mr. Woodward, this is an administration in which virtually no one will speak truth to power, an administration in which the traditional policy-making process involving methodical analysis and debate is routinely subverted.