Sentence examples for analysis draws on from inspiring English sources
Dr. Aveni's analysis draws on the Venus table in the Dresden Codex, written around A.D. 1200.
The analysis draws on census information and data gathered by marketers.
Across these dimensions, the analysis draws on nearly 50,000 different data points.
Our analysis draws on a comparison across employment websites that faced varying degrees of competition from Craigslist.
The analysis draws on different predicate relations concerned with agency-achievement, cause-effect, conditions-consequence, and cause-consequence.
The statistical analysis draws on data from several waves of the European Social Survey (ESS), the American General Social Survey (GSS), and the International Social Survey Program (ISSP).
Data generation and analysis drew on grounded theory methods including constant comparison and progressive focusing of observations and interviews.
Our analysis drew on existing literature and conceptual frameworks and their applications, linking health sector reforms (such as decentralisation) to human resources management.
It was an outsider's analysis, drawing on a lot of conversations with insiders.
Our approach is based on a difference-in-differences analysis drawing on two complementary control groups.
(Gordon has a retrospective (pdf) on all this, which tells me something I didn't know: in both cases the analysis drew on a handout presented by Rudi in 1975).
