Sentence examples for a recent analysis argues from inspiring English sources

While the evidence regarding programme effectiveness is mixed (Barnett, 1995; Currie & Thomas, 1995), a recent analysis argues that Head Start passes a benefit cost test and can generate long-term benefits for participating children (Ludwig& Phillips, 2007).

Jon Gruber of M.I.T. published a recent analysis arguing that eliminating the mandate would "significantly erode the gains in public health and insurance affordability" made possible by the health care law.

A recent analysis argued that the way the state distributes lottery money is unfair, because, overall, poor districts spend much more on lottery tickets than rich districts -- but they still get about the same amount of money per student.

A recent legal analysis argues forcefully that the "surprising failure of anonymization" should "trigger a sea change" in laws governing collection, use and disclosure of information and legislators should impose restrictions such as limits on size and public release of databases [ 29].

A recent analysis of fossils, they argue, shows that an archaic Homo erectus from Java shared key features with living Asians and early modern humans in Australia.

In a recent analysis published by the National Academy of Sciences it was argued that the climate in the first half of this century was the warmest since the period, between 5,000 and 7,000 years ago, that came immediately after the last ice age.

They argue that the exams have failed to improve schools over the last 10 years -- a recent analysis found that Bloomberg's new schools have failed to improve the academic standing of city students.

In Dallas County in Texas, a recent analysis found similar variance.

That's the implication of a recent analysis by RealtyTrac.

A recent analysis shows an increased risk of breast cancer with alcohol consumption.

A recent analysis of the Premier League by Disney Research offers a hint.