Sentence examples for a more deep analysis from inspiring English sources
The phrase "a more deep analysis" is not correct in standard written English
The correct form would be "a deeper analysis." Example: "In order to understand the complexities of the issue, we need to conduct a deeper analysis of the data."
Commonly, for a more deep analysis of a replay attack and side-weight inference attack, we often assume that an attacker already obtained the request information submitted by an anonymous server, having the same knowledge of the road network with the anonymous server and knowing the anonymous algorithm run by the anonymous server.
Taken together these data allow a more deeper analysis of the data shown in Figure 3 where increasing H2O2 concentration lead to longer delays of growth.
More deep analysis of fringe patterns related to superimposed residual stress field is based on specially designed technique.
First, the presented analysis provides a more deep insight into the key performance bottleneck in the emerging short-range communications (DSRC) technology.
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.
In more detail, a parallel deep analysis and comparison of possible determinants of both surgical ablation tied goals (AC and SR achievement) is still lacking.
Hence, they can make the products of future studies accessible for a more comprehensive and deeper analysis.
The richness of the exercises we carried out laid more in the deep analysis we made regarding the dimensions of development in Argentina and its driving forces than in the building of possible futures.
The Forum has produced a deep analysis of the diverse and complex dimensions of human insecurity.
We need a more complex analysis of the deep roots of this problem – we cannot fool ourselves about the root causes of the tragedy of drugs in both the developed and developing world, they are to do with poverty and deprivation, young people without access to employment, with no access to education.
