Sentence examples for analyses in this chapter from inspiring English sources

The analyses in this chapter are based on the cross-sectional household data from the third cycle (1998 1999) of the NPHS (see Appendix A).

Although not calculated as part of the analyses in this chapter, it is expected that the relative disadvantage of women as compared with men in terms of cause-deleted HALE would be even more pronounced if preventable causes other than smoking-related deaths, such as injuries, were also deleted.

The theoretical analyses presented in this chapter provides a good conceptual understanding of the fundamental mechanics of bonded repairs and the associated key parameters that are important to design of repairs.

All analyses presented in this chapter used the sample of respondents who agreed to share their information.

The analyses in the chapters that follow estimate the number of cancer cases diagnosed in the UK in 2010 that were due to such exposures in the past (or that would have been prevented if risk factor exposures had been at some hypothetical alternative optimal distribution from those actually present).

Several accidents caused by human error are presented, and human error data collection systems, framework for human error models, and task analyses are discussed in this chapter.

This specific case has been analysed in detail in this chapter, along with the fundamental concepts of equipment structural analysis, with the aim to show the importance of their implications in process safety.

All the above issues are thoroughly presented in this chapter, with analyses of the several parameters involved in the accomplishment of each one.

In this chapter, after analysing the complexity of environmental problems and the architecture and development procedure of IEDSS, the four challenges are studied.

In this chapter, the author analyses six key factors Sullivan used to declare the death of the academic library.

Energy and exergy analyses of cogeneration-based district energy systems are described in this chapter.