Sentence examples for analysis alongside from inspiring English sources

To qualify key descriptive findings for the dimensions under analysis, alongside with the variable indicating the teachers group, a number of other background variables are also considered.

There has, indeed, been some very thoughtful media coverage and editorial analysis alongside this hysterical and distorted coverage, analysis which has provided real insight into the issue.

Records of cherry-blossoming times kept by Japanese court diarists as early as the 11th century allow analysis alongside contemporary data to establish patterns of climate change and its consequences.

Since joining the channel after retiring from a brilliant career with Manchester United, Neville become easily the favourite football pundit in the UK, winning awards for his in-depth analysis alongside Jamie Carragher and presenter Ed Chamberlin.

The difference here is the inclusion of sentiment analysis alongside the news.

Furthermore, it is of course possible to perform data preparation and subsequent analysis alongside, while the data acquisition is still in progress.

Finally, we compared the AMD and AD effect sizes estimated from their respective meta-analysis alongside one another and observed a striking similarity (Fig.  4).

Fig 5 shows the posterior median odds ratios (95% credible intervals) from each pairwise meta-analysis alongside the posterior median odds ratios for the full suite of 21 class comparisons available from the network meta-analysis for respiratory distress syndrome.

All subjects were clinically screened to ensure a high level of health [ 83], and these data represent a powerful set of tools for meta-analysis alongside new disease-focused studies [ 8].

Fig 4 shows the posterior median odds ratios (95% credible intervals) from each pairwise meta-analysis alongside the posterior median odds ratios for the full suite of 21 class comparisons available from the network meta-analysis.

Deloitte's market analysis, published alongside Stephan Shakespeare's review of public sector information in May 2013, gave a value of £1.8bn per annum as the direct economic benefit from re-use of public sector information, and £6.8bn per annum when wider economic and social impacts were considered.