Sentence examples for analyses tell from inspiring English sources

Thompson and Davis [89], however, argue that such analyses tell us very little because successful invaders do not differ in their traits from those of widespread native plant species.

Econometric analyses tell little about the root causes of the problem being evaluated or alternatives to the current production system and, most important, provide little insight into what is foremost an ecological problem with economics superimposed [16, 41].

What do these analyses tell us?

Sometimes these kinds of "analyses" tell us that the declining fertility rate in aging nations means we'll all sink into decrepitude unless women start having more babies -- and presumably remaining barefoot in the kitchen, too (more about this later).

Second, how can the information provided here be used and what do traditional psychomteric analyses tell us?

So, how can the information provided here be used and what do traditional psychomteric analyses tell us?

Jean-Paul Troadec, head of the French Bureau of Investigations and Analyses, told reporters that the new search would cover about 3,900 square miles around the plane's last known position, more than 600 miles off the northern coast of Brazil.

The results of our analyses told us who had spoken most like a woman (Edwards), who had spoken in the least honest way (Bush), who had spoken most like a depressed person (Kerry), and who had spoken most like a past President (Cheney).

Furthermore, linear regression analyses told us that not only the simple but also the multiple linear relationship of WC to IVSd and LVPWd showed the statistically significant correlations (Tables 5, 6 and Figure 2).

Mr Weatherby urged the coroner to allow the tapes to be copied and analysed, telling the hearing: "There may be integrity issues here".

The people who run this Bronx soup kitchen and an adjoining food pantry do not need economic analyses to tell them things are rough.