Sentence examples for analyses tend to from inspiring English sources

The analyses tend to be ad hoc and overly particular to the application at hand.

These analyses tend to ignore recent history — artisanal miners in Congo, like elsewhere in Africa, face large-scale removal from sites they previously mined.

Design parameters commonly used in numerical modeling for tunnel stability analyses tend to be representative (or average) values of global-scale properties.

Conventional core analyses tend to generate inconsistent petrophysical estimates when the physical measurements are performed on different core samples extracted from ultra-tight formations.

As a result, modern historical analyses tend to emphasize the political, or "imperial," millennialism that is more prevalent in the sources.

But the analyses "tend to look at the individual industries," he said, and do not go to the next step: "You've got these gas jobs so you don't have these coal jobs".

Spectrographic and X-ray analyses tended to confirm these theories.

In common with his friend Ralph Miliband, Griffith had absorbed much of Laski's socialist radicalism, and his more explicitly political analyses tended to highlight the authoritarian nature of government and in particular the close political, social and class linkages of the elites in power.

A Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago senior economist, François Velde, concluded that while traditional monetary and fiscal analyses tended to account for the severity of the 1937 downturn, other still-unidentified factors are needed to explain why the economy "rebounded so strongly".

However, the high pyrolysis temperatures (650°C, 15 sec) used for these analyses tends to favor the formation of secondary products [21].- hence the high proportion of low molecular weight aromatic products identified by these authors.

Furthermore, MP analyses tended to support the Amborella basal hypothesis and ML analyses supported Amborella + Nymphaeales.