Sentence examples for analysis are fine from inspiring English sources

Postgame celebration and analysis are fine, for a game, but this country's challenges are not recreational.

Keller said the column's analysis was fine, but it "stepped over the line" by calling for G.M.'s chief executive to be fired.

That analysis is fine as far as it goes (though both leaders, bent as they are on retaining power, are more flexible and more centrist than most caricatures allow).

Conventional X-Ray Absorption Spectroscopies are fine analysis techniques providing chemical and structural properties of a material, based on the spectroscopy of the emitted photons or photoelectrons.

Because the focus of the analysis was on fine (PM2.5) and coarse (PM2.5 10) particles, and because PM2.5 10 was estimated as the difference between PM10 and PM2.5, the study period was selected based on the availability and completeness of PM2.5 concentration data.

The data from this analysis are comprehensive, and at fine (individual GP practice-level) spatial resolution across all of England.

Such a rough scoring with a small scale inevitably incapacitates the analysis from being fine-grained, which likely masks the precise relationship between the variables.

Nevertheless, by adjusting each parameter, the analysis can be fine-tuned to very diverse types of data.

The idea was to use this rigorous analysis to provide results that are fine-tuned to listeners' preferences.

The only difference is purely terminological, where "consonants" and "consonant clusters" in the finest analysis are called "basic consonants" and "non-basic consonants", respectively, in the CVX analysis.

Undoubtedly the most direct application of eQTL analysis is in fine-mapping a GWAS association to a specific gene within the interval.