He also acknowledges that the SDLP has suffered from being stereotyped as the Stormont psychiatrist, trying to encourage unionists and republicans alike to analyse their problems as each new nervous breakdown hits the peace process, but sometimes missing out on a share of the glory when the crisis passes.
The Snowden files revealed intelligence-gathering is now being conducted on a grand scale, with the NSA and GCHQ exploiting advances in technology to tap into, store and analyse more and more information.
The purpose of the documentary series, titled Experiment Alone, is to analyse whether human beings can enjoy entertainment events like a comedy show or karaoke on their own, or if true enjoyment only comes if they're surrounded by people to share the experience with.
"There are many twists and turns to go this season and the minute you start to predict or analyse too much about what might happen, you look stupid".
We are nearing a conclusion of our scoping work, but we want to ensure we have had the opportunity to analyse as much of the relevant documentation as possible before we make a decision.
I was struck by the similarity between my grandfather's embassy-influenced observations from Mexico 85 years ago and those in the secret state department cables about Haiti, spanning April 2003 to February 2010, that Haïti Liberté has begun to analyse, thanks to WikiLeaks.
Hume was tireless, his ponderous public style betraying a quicksilver ability to analyse the issues.
Indeed, she had a rare ability to delve deeply and thoroughly into the events of the past century, evaluate the scope and meaning of each of them, and analyse the unique features of different countries and regions.
She'd play a Simon and Garfunkel album and set her pupils to analyse the lyrics.
A study by Elson and colleagues last year showed that for one particular methodology, the modified Taylor Competitive Reaction Time task, if you take a typical data set and analyse it using one of twenty-eight different analytical variants that exist in the research literature, it is possible to find 'evidence' to support any hypothesis you so wish.
In the 1990s, techniques such as meta-analysis – using statistical methods to analyse and integrate the results of different studies – allowed rigorous comparison of trial results.
