Sentence examples for analyses of the changing from inspiring English sources

Arguably, there is also a need for policy analyses of the changing context over time and the influence of domestic as well as international policy processes and actors.

For this reason, our study uses an age-structured analysis of the cross-sectional data which partitions the population into groups of people with similar histories of infection, enabling comparative analyses of the changing relationship between infection intensity and immune responses to be conducted.

Including participants from both locations' facilities' increased regional and ethnic heterogeneity of the sample of OEF-OIF returnees and enriched the ability of the analyses to reflect the changing nature of the definition of polytrauma and the veterans experiencing it.

Her analyses of topics like the changing duration and definition of youth, the emergence of a "second adulthood" in developed societies and the chaos of new styles of interaction between people of different ages and sexes are fascinating and topical.

This paper analyses the changing attitudes of UK venture capital firms to investment in technology enterprises.

This paper analyses the changing pattern of relationships between project-based suppliers and railway operators in Europe.

This study analyses the changing effect of physical distance and territorial borders (regional, national, language) on the intensity of research collaboration across European regions.

The paper analyses the changing structures of use and control rights to Austrian landscapes and resulting shifts between locally driven and centrally controlled landscape change.

In addition to the exclusions listed in the text, we also exclude the profile sample from our analyses due to the changing nature of the profile sample over time and because our intent is to present the outcomes for individuals who go through the "usual" CDR process, not the process used to validate the CDR process.

In his research on the barriadas of Lima the author analysed the changing and forming of entire informal districts and the features these processes took on within the urban structure.

A strength of this study is that in using data collected prospectively in the Agincourt HDSS, we were able to analyse the changing determinants of mortality over the period of time that ART was made available in this community.