Sentence examples for analyses of that from inspiring English sources

The work was inspired by Manet's dizzying painting of a barmaid standing before a mirror, "A Bar at the Folies-Bergère," and by Marxist and feminist analyses of that work by the art historian T. J. Clark and the critic Laura Mulvey (known for her scolding critiques of "the male gaze").

And analyses of that hike seem to suggest that while it had a big short-term effect on revenues, there is little evidence of large, permanent damage to incentives.The uncertainty with Mr Obama lies with the payroll tax.

As with design principle 10, these shared curriculum materials provide participants with a common teaching experience that enables deeper and more meaningful analyses of that practice.

Although this basic model does not consider a token's context, that very property allows it to operate on a simple list of unigram type counts, partitioning each count among different analyses of that unigram.

Age was not significantly associated with biomarker levels in the ADNI sample (due to lack of variation in age in the ADNI sample) and was therefore not included as a covariate for analyses of that sample alone.

Patients not responding to a question were not included in the analyses of that specific variable.

Applications include the analyses of traits that have evolved in nature and traits that have been created in the laboratory.

Beyond that, his abstractions amount to piecemeal analyses of devices that are fundamental to Western painting, such as spatial recession in two beautiful works from 1917 and 1918, in which colored planes appear to dissolve backward into white mist.

Analyses of neuropeptides that are endogenous factors in brain tissue revealed that PACAP [19] increased cell viability (Fig. 5D).

Snyderwine puts forth complex mathematical formulas that show a dictator how to stay in power with cost-benefit analyses of revolutions that take into account factors like bribes and the number of active revolutionaries killed.

Immunologic blood test, any of a group of diagnostic analyses of blood that are capable of detecting abnormalities of the immune system.