Sentence examples for a more considered analysis from inspiring English sources

Sequencing of other more variable genes and a more considered analysis would help to resolve this.

That needs a more considered analysis of corporate prospects than can be achieved in under a second.

The strength of the diary format, the sense that they're an immediate first draft of history, has become a weakness; what you long for now is a more considered analysis of how on earth Britain got from there to here.

Evaluating the collection of studies, however, allows for a more considered analysis of the potential effect of these limitations.

The resultant planning framework and the respective districts' strategic maps captured the more participative and more considered analysis and provided a more realistic assessment of what could be achieved within short and medium term planning horizons.

More considered analysis uncovers stylistic and thematic affiliations with Virginia Woolf, DH Lawrence, Jane Austen, Isak Dinesen, James Joyce and Chekhov: a blend that, combined with her own sensibility, proved a potent mixture.

The kinematical analysis was conducted in our previous work [14] based on [16], but more considered combined analysis is presented here.

This paper aims to show that a human rights analysis can contribute to more considered deliberation regarding the way forward, from which concrete policy options can emerge (Additional File 2, Table S2).

The simplicity of the approach allows for quick identification of candidate areas, however, a more detailed analysis considering congestion, and local infrastructure details, should be conducted as a next step.

However, a more detailed analysis considering outcomes without surgery for each primary tumour site is needed before the value of this aggressive surgical approach can be completely assessed in the general occurrence of pancreatic metastasis.

While delirium was also associated with impaired pre-operative cognitive function, a more sensitive analysis considering the association between those two conditions and the development of delirium would have been informative.