Sentence examples for a more structured analysis from inspiring English sources

For an analysis of the welfare cost for depositors in a more structured analysis, see Bacchetta and Caminal (1992).

From this initial analytical step, we then performed a more structured analysis [ 37] by coding verbatim transcripts in order to inductively identify and develop the metaphors that fleshed out the meaning that organizational members gave to each process of identification.

CED also increased the links between causes, thus, suggesting more structured analysis of problems.

While the survey provides a wealth of resourceful data, a large range of comments and answers in free text listed in Appendix 1 may require more structured analysis to extract the general trends and opinions.

A more structured method of analysis is checklist analysis, which uses a set of checklist points.

The analysis shows that design teams featuring printouts of color-coded CAD models made a more extensive use of information during problem analysis, following a more structured design process, than teams using spreadsheets.

To obtain a more structured biological picture the functional annotation cluster analysis tool of DAVID was applied on REGGED.

A more structured approach to metadata deposition would allow a deeper analysis and hence the examination in much more detail of the source of these biases, along with the quality issue raised by Nakazato et al. above.

A more structured way to identify important flows and processes causing uncertainty is the CTV analysis.

It's a mix between full random generation and a more structured approach".

"These parents wanted a more structured education program," said Charles Marsee, head of the Princeton Charter School.