Sentence examples for a previous analysis by from inspiring English sources

A previous analysis by the center suggested that taxpayers in the top 0.1 percent would see an average tax reduction of $725,716 under Mr. Romney's proposal.

By comparison, two years earlier, more people were taking cabs and fewer were walking or biking or taking the subway, according to a previous analysis by the Center for Economic Opportunity.

He said the new study was based on more and better data, and more sophisticated statistical methods than were used in a previous analysis by a different research team that estimated more deaths, 535,900 in 2005.

Oh, did I mention a prior Times economic-statistical blog on the subject, Mapping Gay Marriage (April 8), which refers to a Times column the same day analyzing the momentum generated by the Iowa decision for similar initiatives around the country, while noting a previous analysis by Nate Silver warning about a backlash from the Iowa decision - okay, I'll stop here.

Pal is a lipoprotein, with a previous analysis by Edman sequencing showing the protein to be processed at a conserved cysteine that is modified with a lipid group [45].

The current study builds upon a previous analysis by these authors, which estimated global PM2.5 levels from 2001 through 2006.

With regard to the first one, a previous analysis of the structure by transmission electron microscopy has shown that the structure grows with a flat surface, as no undulations have been observed in the wetting layers or in the surface of the structure.

These findings closely mirror a previous analysis on the matter by Gould et al. [ 2].

A previous analysis that examined differences by MMSE groupings found a regression to the mean effect [ 19].

A previous analysis of the group by Suttkus and Mettee [ 7] developed specific hypotheses as to the diversification and biogeography of the group.

These estimates of α are among the highest estimated in Drosophila and are considerably higher compared with a previous analysis of similar data by Eyre-Walker and Keightley (2009).