Sentence examples for analysis believed from inspiring English sources

Einstein's genius didn't lie in one over-developed faculty – as the crass researchers who stole his brain for analysis believed – but in a broader-than-usual range of competencies.

Alfred Russel Wallace (1823 1913), who advocated a group-selection analysis, believed in the justice of actions that promote the welfare of the state, even at the expense of the individual, especially in cases in which the individual is already well-favoured.

The Taiwanese education reformers in our analysis believed that traditional values tend to conflict with the development of modern science.

This representation mimics the spectrotemporal receptive field (STRF) analysis believed to underlie processing in the central mammalian auditory system, particularly at the level of primary auditory cortex.

Cardiologist Saman Nazarian, senior study investigator, said that the team's latest analysis, believed to be the largest study of its kind on the topic, reinforces the relationship between migraine and stroke while correcting some discrepancies in previous analyses.

Broadband expert Ian Watt at Enders Analysis believes the government funds will only get broadband to three-quarters of homes.

The controversy is based almost entirely on the mistaken idea that the proponents of ROC analysis believe that a measure underlying theoretical discriminability directly informs policy decisions.

Emanuel Derman, a professor at Columbia University and one of the giants of quantitative analysis, believes that the recent crisis will make the job market for quants "obviously worse.

Avi Greengart, director of consumer devices for Current Analysis, believes Samsung is more concerned with appearing innovative than turning a profit on Mondi.

Allan Afterman, author of International Accounting, Financial Reporting and Analysis, believes that the U.S. should adopt the IAS rules on accounting for research and development: "If development isn't an asset at a drug company, then it isn't one anywhere".

Skeptics of behavioral analysis believe that technical training and IQ are the main determinants of leadership success.