Sentence examples for analyse aspects from inspiring English sources

It is expensive in terms of money and time, and involves many specialists in different disciplines who are required to analyse aspects dispersed throughout the plant documentation.

The analysis results have raised important questions regarding a fair method for settlement between microgrid participants, and game theory has been identified as a suitable tool to analyse aspects of this situation.

By using a thematic survey, the authors have been able to analyse aspects such as gender distribution, company profiles and the shortage of skilled workers reported by wind energy companies.

The questionnaire comprised 22 items to analyse aspects relating to each phase of the method.

Tools such as natural language processing can be used to rapidly analyse aspects of unstructured reports [ 62].

To further analyse aspects of convergent validity the ATRS was also correlated against the EQ-5D and two of its subdivisions evaluating 'mobility' and 'usual activities'.

The songs' characters function almost as friends, providing ways of analysing aspects of himself.

For analysing aspects that cannot be expressed in numbers, qualitative methods can be applied.

This study analyses aspects of compressive strength, splitting tensile strength, abrasion resistance and durability in terms of chloride penetration resistance of HPFGC containing RHA with various replacement levels.

From January 2011 until April 2013, the Enquete Commission "Growth, Prosperity, Quality of Life", a political body appointed by the German parliament and consisting of 17 experts and 17 MPs, analysed aspects of a sustainable economy and new indicators of prosperity.

The present study analysed aspects related to the personal characteristics of the mothers and their infants over the 24-month follow-up period, the social support that they received throughout the first year of their infants' lives, and the pacifier sucking habit including offer attempts and reasons for pacifier introduction (all of which involve the influence of the mother-infant interaction).