Sentence examples for analysis established by from inspiring English sources
Thus, the competing needs in both cases are similar and the need analysis established by the D.C. Circuit in the Espy case provides a thoughtful balance of these needs.
The need analysis in the Espy case is more relevant and appropriate than the need analysis established by the Supreme Court for trial subpoenas in Nixon and properly weighs the President's need for confidential legal advice against the grand jury's need for relevant and otherwise unavailable evidence.
The Court finds that the need analysis established by the D.C. Circuit in the Espy case for assertions of the executive privilege in response to a federal grand jury subpoena should also apply to assertions of the governmental attorney-client privilege in response to a federal grand jury subpoena.
An evaluation model is proposed in this study by adopting Morphological Analysis to extract the characteristics of products' appearance, and employing Fuzzy Comprehensive Evaluation (FCE) based on a prior analysis established by Fuzzy Analytical Hierarchy Process (FAHP) to obtain consumers' emphasis on each evaluation item.
We selected probe sets having an ANOVA P-value lower than the P-value threshold (6.36×10−4 for probe set intensity analysis and 7.10×10−4 for SI analysis) established by the Benjamini-Hochberg FDR (False discovery rate) correction [59] at a 0.05 level.
Moreover, equations for estimating HHV from proximate, ultimate, and chemical analysis were established by regression analysis.
Here, we utilize a behavior analysis paradigm established by Berman et al. (2014).
By the expansion of the connected relationships, the governing equations of fit for the nonlinear aeroelastic analysis are established by the free-interface component mode synthesis method.
The packed bed under extensive analysis is established by fluidizing and then defluidizing the dense particle bed by increasing and then decreasing the air flow rate at a constant fine particle flow rate.
After explicating the fundamental principles of experimental design and analysis as established by John Stewart Mill and Ronald A. Fisher, I examine modern critiques of the experimental method and show how these are flawed.
