Sentence examples for analysis and consider from inspiring English sources

Meacher told the Guardian: "My plan at the moment is to put down a motion which will prevent this regulation being approved on Monday, which will require the government to produce a report responding to the IFS analysis and consider mitigating action before bringing it back.

First, we focus on delay analysis and consider the impact of arrival rate, number of channels and packet sizes on the expected delays.

The law already requires the Army to conduct a fully environmental analysis and consider alternative routes, the group said. . "The Army may respond to this order by issuing the easement within the next few days, at which time construction would likely begin again," Earthjustice spokesman Phillip Ellis wrote in an email to HuffPost.

The second will conduct a 'within the table' analysis and consider all four treatment options.

As covariates, we shall use the pre-training values of the outcome measure under analysis and consider participants' age, gender, ethnic origin, education and work status, and features of their training in dementia care, care experience and current care home.

It should be emphasized that these response options were excluded from the analysis and considered as missing data.

This article reports on the findings of our corpus analysis and considers implications for conference organizers and others who evaluate professionals' academic writing.2.

This chapter provides a review of methods of parameter sensitivity analysis and considers applications involving linear and nonlinear lumped parameter models.

A total of 12 key building design variables were identified through parametric and sensitivity analysis, and considered as inputs in the regression models.

Since stresses are often computed using non-linear finite element analysis, and considering the excavation sequence, a number of what-if scenarios are performed, requiring considerable time.

The furnace retrofit procedure described in this paper is based on an advanced furnace integration approach using some principles of Pinch Analysis and considering furnace limitations.