Sentence examples for analysis arm from inspiring English sources

Global oil demand was essentially flat in the first half of the year, according to the Energy Information Administration, the analysis arm of the Energy Department.

The average price of a gallon of regular unleaded gasoline is now $1.37 nationwide, compared with $1.14 on March 4, based on data from the Energy Information Administration, the analysis arm of the Energy Department.

The price to consumers who call to have their heating oil tanks filled in winter could rise by 22 cents a gallon, said Dave Costello, an economist with the Energy Information Administration, the analysis arm of the Department of Energy.

The Energy Information Administration, the analysis arm of the Energy Department, estimated that global demand for crude oil, at 76.2 million barrels a day, has remained flat the first half of this year, thanks to a warm winter and the lukewarm economic recovery.

Then in 1998, when Rutgers received a bequest to form a transportation center, James W. Hughes, the dean of the Bloustein School of Planning and Public Policy, picked Mr. Gambaccini as its director, and Mr. Gambaccini invited Mr. Robins to create and direct its policy analysis arm.

Globally, though, Google dominates — the company had 85 percent of Internet queries, compared with 6.2 percent for Yahoo brand searches in June, according to the analysis arm of Net Applications, a Web services company.

In comparison with this number, the rates of encephalopathy in our model are high (12.1 and 12.8 per 1000 in the CTG and ST analysis arms, respectively).

There was also no difference between arms in subgroup analysis: DNA arm with mutations (14%), DNA arm without mutations (11%), and non-DNA arm (8%).

Additional data used in the analysis included arm circumference, arm muscle circumference, and basal metabolic rate.

On logistic regression analysis, treatment arm as well as the interaction between treatment arm and monocytic HLA-DR expression (a marker for immunodepression) at day 1 after stroke onset was independently and highly predictive for post-stroke infections.

Turning now to our issue of interest the relation between population vector dynamics and the one-third power law we explore the implications of our affine analysis of arm movement generation for the neural coding of arm movements.