Sentence examples for analyses around the world from inspiring English sources

Integrating insights from political sociology and public policy into migration studies, and acknowledging some fundamental similarities across different political systems is a first necessary step to improve immigration policy-making analyses around the world.

Numerous analyses around the world have found that healthcare utilization correlates with income, with lower income populations less likely to have or seek out formal healthcare.

The evidence supporting the associations between childhood leukemia and its risk factors including pooled analyses from around the world and systematic reviews is strong; however, the dissemination of this knowledge to clinicians has been limited.

In comparison, an analysis of 75 single-city time-series analyses from around the world generated an estimate of 0.6%9595% CI, 0.5 0.7%) (Anderson et al. 2005).

I started working on a book about free speech some 10 years ago, and for the past five I have led a 13-language website – based at Oxford University, freespeechdebate.com – that analyses free speech issues around the world.

The government also funds the World Service and picks up part of the cost of BBC Monitoring, which monitors, translates and analyses media coverage from around the world.

This path of transmission from Asia to the temperate northern hemisphere, and much later to South America agrees with phylogenetic analyses of influenza strains around the world [11], [31].

Essentially a giant field of mysterious domes and dishes secured by cyclone fencing, the base was called "Pine Gap," and was a collaboration by Australian and US spy agencies (notably the CIA) to track and analyse satellite communications from around the world.

Wearing headphones, Martínez analyses numerous football matches from around the world, with their various tactical nuances sparking his lively imagination.

Information on the heavy-ore outcropping eventually became buried in Unocal's vast archive of maps and mineral analyses from rare earth deposits around the world, said John L. Burba, Molycorp's executive vice president and chief technology officer.

Our results are consistent with previous analyses in the UK and around the world, supporting the importance of this study beyond England.