The phrase "analysis are needed for" is not correct in written English.
It should be "analysis is needed for" since "analysis" is a singular noun.
Example: "In order to improve our strategy, analysis is needed for understanding market trends."
Alternatives: "evaluations are required for" or "assessments are necessary for".
Detailed subsurface characterization data that capture geochemical and hydrogeologic variability, including a flux-based analysis, are needed for successful applications of PRB technology for arsenic remediation.
- How can the computer analysis of news, social media, public filings, and other documents be leveraged to develop investment strategies and monitor risk? - What insights about investor behavior can be gleaned from the analysis of market responses to news? - What new types of tools for text analysis are needed for applications in finance?
Formal comparative quality of life and economic analysis are needed for these agents.
Study of a larger population and functional analysis are needed for further evaluation of the role of this variant.
Moreover, dairy cattle results also indicated that several generations of linkage analysis are needed for high r G S G LA [ 7].
However, more sensitive RNA quantitative measures, such as real-time RT-PCR analysis, are needed for more reliable verification of these differentially expressed genes.
While further analysis is needed for final confirmation, Dr Miyashita said: "We can't think of anything else they could be.
The results show that the sensitivity analysis performed on the DPSM points out that an ET-based analysis is sufficient in one case, whereas a DET-based analysis is needed for the other case.
For example, no analysis is needed for a proposal to conduct a Rule 506 or Regulation Crowdfunding offering immediately followed by (as opposed to concurrently with) a Regulation A or proposed Rule 147 offering and Regulation A and proposed Rule 147 offerings can be serially combined no matter which comes first.
This paper is a continuation of the paper titled "Fatigue assessment of a composite railway bridge for high speed trains-Part I: modeling and fatigue critical details" with the emphasis on conditions for which a dynamic analysis is needed for a fatigue assessment of the bridge.
The semi-analytic expressions derived in this paper can be evaluated quickly, and can therefore be used to efficiently reduce the size and dimensionality of the parameter space on which a detailed 3D numerical analysis is needed for pixelated detector design in a wide range of applications.
