Sentence examples for analysing carefully from inspiring English sources

"After analysing carefully the sporting situation the club decided to make this change in the best interests of Valencia Club de Fútbol with a view to the end of the current season".

By analysing carefully the "content" produced by its users – statements, photos, links, interactions among friends, "likes", "pokes", etc. – the social network has been able to develop spectacular predictive models.

Warranting that our findings are generally applicable requires analysing carefully selected microarray datasets, which cover a wide range of model organisms, experimental settings and measurement platforms and using several normalization and preprocessing methods.

When analysing carefully the MIC and MMC results for the crude extract, compounds 4 and 5, it can be noted that MMC/MIC ratios lower than 4 were obtained with these samples on most of the tested microbial species, suggesting that a killing effects could be expected [ 30].

When analysing carefully the MIC and MMC results for the crude extract, fractions FPR1 and 2, compounds 8, it can be noted that MMC/MIC ratios lower than 4 were obtained with most of the studied samples, suggesting that killing effects could be expected [ 32].

"We'll analyse carefully and make a decision, but we have changed our status, it's now legal to have a football club.

The results suggest that the applicability of design approaches may be restricted and these approaches should be analysed carefully for every specific situation.

Mr Graham said: "We need cool heads to analyse carefully what information the security services had access to and how they used it before necessarily concluding that we must give them access to more and more of our private information.

In addition, the supporting role of current and future FP evaluation methodologies in WP objective/target setting should be analysed carefully and methodologies developed further.

In between these two lie the Buddhists, the Jainas, the Nyāya-Vaiśeṣikas and the Sāṃkhya-Yoga philosophers, whose accounts of the empirical world need to be analysed carefully if we are accurately to place them.

This can be of particular interest for a semi-automated map improvement technique: if a strong connection is found from the CDR information, but there is no road on the map, it should be analysed carefully whether an existing road has so far been overlooked.