Sentence examples for analyses of the experience from inspiring English sources

Moreover, further analyses of the experience allowed identifying the stakeholder needs and how the MPS-SV supported meeting them.

Although the results of the survey are reported publicly each year, detailed analyses of the experience of inpatients with and without LLTCs have not previously been published.

Further elucidation of these associations and the reasons for the minor differences in the experiences of different research groups will require a larger, more varied population sample, or combined analyses of the experience from several centers.

The question has been tackled by examining literature as well as qualitative analyses of the experiences of 20 PhD students for whom supervision was not adequate.

To augment quantitative analysis, the evaluation also used a multiple case study method for generating data and detailed information and analyses on the experiences of implementers, beneficiaries and other stakeholders at the ground, school and community levels focusing on how the interventions were implemented and why stakeholders see these interventions as either successes or failures.

This rating was part of the criteria for the item inclusion in the factor-analyses of the experience questionnaire.

Analyses of the mortality experience during the period 1964-1972 of workers age 40 64 and retirees age 65 84 of two large rubber and tire manufacturing companies consistently disclosed excesses of deaths attributed to leukemia and lymphosarcoma, and for cancers of the stomach, large intestine, and prostate.

Peter White, presenter of Radio 4's In Touch programme, has described Hull's impact on him as a blind person: "He had an uncanny knack … of analysing the experience of going blind.

Based on their analyses of phenomenal experience, the investigations of the "reflex arc" that were coming out of the psychology laboratory, and an analysis of human social praxis, William James and John Dewey developed a process-based pragmatist metaphysics.

By asking each individual to estimate on a 0 to 10 points scale the level of threat that represents a lahar, we analyse the importance of the experience on the level of risk representation.

SEM, EPMA, and TEM analyses of the cathodes that experienced an extraordinary high voltage of 1.4 V show that carbon corrosion and Pt migration/agglomeration occur similarly for the single cells, irrespective of the bipolar plate material.