Sentence examples for analysis for decades from inspiring English sources

"These dangerous pesticides have been used without proper analysis for decades, and now's the time to take this new information and create commonsense measures to protect plants, animals and people from these chemicals".

Engineers have used so-called finite-element analysis for decades to design objects, be they bridges or booster rockets.

There has been little progress toward providing adequate data about the postdoc population at universities, a deficiency that observers often have noted over the years and that has impeded analysis for decades.

When dealing with local structures in images, differential geometry is a very convenient framework and has been used for low-level image modelling and analysis for decades to perform contour detection [30], point tracking [31], optical flow estimation [32], corner [33], blob [34] or ridge detection [35].

The complex web of interactions between social networking service users and their online and offline communities, social network developers, corporations, governments and other institutions along with the diverse and sometimes conflicting motives and interests of these various stakeholders will continue to require rigorous philosophical analysis for decades to come.

He spent a year at a seminary and almost became a priest, and his relationship with Catholocism has been picked apart in profiles and film analysis for decades.

Regional input-output analysis has, for decades, focused on multiplier analysis at the smaller than national level, the multipliers being derived from the inverse of a square matrix.

Pinch Analysis is for decades a leading tool to energy integration for retrofit and design.

Dynamic system level simulation has been used for energy systems analysis already for decades in onshore energy industry; now it is increasingly applied in marine engineering.

Flow analysis, which developed for decades parallel to flow methods of chemical synthesis, is widely employed in modern chemical analysis, mainly for environmental, food analysis and pharmaceutical applications.

(It also has its own language and script, which, according to Wikipedia has "defied analysis by linguists for decades;" it would be an interesting challenge to pose to Paul Frommers, the inventor of Na'vi, who discusses invented languages on the Times's Web site this week).