Sentence examples for analysing data collected from inspiring English sources

Specifically, the same genes that might make a dad more likely to leave his family could be behind early sexual development as well.In this section Breathing more easily Fitter with friends The joy of bathing Monsters of the deep Daddy's girl ReprintsThe researchers came to their conclusion after analysing data collected through the American National Longitudinal Survey of Youth.

Here, we review the methodology for analysing data collected in protein engineering folding kinetics studies.

Analysing data collected from 469 firms in ten countries, we demonstrate that a strategy-structure misfit negatively impacts purchasing performance in both cost and innovation strategies.

The difference in autumn phenology under two lighting conditions was assessed by analysing data collected in a real context, using a presence-absence protocol of green leaves on 283 trees during leaf fall season from 2014 to 2017.

This study responds to this gap, and advances the understanding of preference heterogeneity for weather-index insurance by analysing data collected from 433 male and female farmers living on a climate change vulnerable coastal island in Bangladesh, where an increasing number of farmers are adopting maize as a potentially remunerative, but high-risk cash crop.

MM and JH conducted interviews jointly, and worked together on transcribing and analysing data collected.

We analysed data collected from 2003 to 2012 to take advantage of a more robust data collection system following an initial two year implementation phase (2001 2002).

The food bank, together with academics from the Universities of Chester and Oxford, analysed data collected between 2013 and 2016 to map trends in referrals and food crisis duration.

When they analysed data collected by two other groups who work independently on KL-VS they discovered these researchers had found the same thing.

"The striking thing is the clear sense of the growth of 'no religion' as a proportion of the population," said Stephen Bullivant, senior lecturer in theology and ethics at St Mary's Catholic University in Twickenham, who analysed data collected through British Social Attitudes surveys over three decades.

In the study, doctors analysed data collected from 5,188 men attending the Centre for Reproductive Incapacity of the University Hospital of Parma, in northern Italy, looking for possible seasonal pattern in sperm quality.