Sentence examples for analysis for others from inspiring English sources

One step that could make a big difference, scientists said, would be for researchers who think they have found a new genomic signature for cancer to publish enough of their data and analysis for others to verify their work.

However, the central themes of citizenship, rights and responsibilities, grounded on a clear foundation of values and principles seeking greater equality, empowering individuals rather than reinforcing dependency and promoting social cohesion, provide a powerful and informed analysis for others to inherit "to carry the fire and light the spark".

Swogger et. al. didn't run the same analysis for other substances on Erowid.

Besides this regular daily material, the meteorologists at Penn State will provide The Times with information and analysis for other articles relating to weather.

But the fact remains that farmers who opt for cover cropping are going to have to pay real money right now (and you could do a similar analysis for other practices).

Finally, the conclusions are formulated, which emphasize the similarity of the results and recommend the application of this analysis for other regions of the country.

Analysis for other constituents characteristic of wastes discharged to a particular disposal site, or of the impact of such wastes on water quality, will be included in accordance with the approved plan of study.

We conclude by highlighting the promise and limitations of pursuing a landscape approach to REDD + in Madagascar, and the relevance of our analysis for other REDD + countries wherein an ecological landscape approach might be considered.

We found similar patterns when doing the same analysis for other OTL indexes.

Potential reanalysis for more recent USA data would be consequently problematic however it would be interesting to see such an analysis for other cultures.

They also controlled their analysis for other variables, including education levels, family status and size, jobs and so on, in order to isolate as far as possible the influence of mere weight.