Sentence examples for analyses in light of from inspiring English sources

The present survey re-examines the recording analyses in light of the structural observations.

At present, two of the most pressing needs in this respect are to develop existing intersectional analyses of power further and to rethink such analyses in light of recent discussions of globalization, cosmopolitanism, and transnational justice.

Specifically, we present two prevalent perspectives on the forces shaping social interactions between cell fates — engineering optimality and social stability — and review recent works combining engineering, developmental and social evolution analyses in light of this distinction.

More comprehensive formal morphological analyses in light of emerging molecular data (e.g. [21], [22]) are clearly needed.

Overall, these data sets offer the genetic platform for future comparative analyses in light of the upcoming genomes for this taxonomic group.

Health utilization indices and rates demonstrated patient travel patterns that merit more detailed analyses in light of political, infrastructural and developmental determinants.

The linear viscoelastic properties of the compatibilized blend were determined and analysed in light of the n.m.r.

This dichotomy was analysed in light of Fishbein and Ajzen's theory of reasoned action in order to provide an explanatory framework.

The decision should be analysed in light of the fact that the conservation varieties Directive was not in force at the beginning of the proceedings, although the national Court has been invited to take account of such legislative development.

All of the metabolic reactions that results in alkalisation of the cytosol of acidogenic organisms, such as those involved in the arginine deiminase (ADI) pathway, the citrate metabolism or those involved in the malolactic conversion [7]; [24]; [25] should be analysed in light of these novel findings.

We will interpret the results of the systematic review and meta-analyses in light of the findings with respect to risk of bias.