Sentence examples for analysis has argued that from inspiring English sources

The economist E.J. Mishan, an early authority on cost-benefit analysis, has argued that the value of a human life has no meaning apart from the nature of the risk that is being measured.

Critical analysis has argued that The Blue Lotus is Hergé's "first masterpiece".

Sam Hamadeh, founder of the analysis firm PrivCo, has argued that Facebook is worth a fraction of the estimates.

Outside of academe, in a popular graphic novel on comic analysis, McCloud (1994) has argued that the simplicity of iconic faces allows a media consumer to project themselves into a character.

Besides, previous research has argued that the analysis of business processes cannot only rely on quantitative data provided under BI softwares [17].

Legal analysis commissioned by 38 Degrees confirms what Labour has argued: that the national duties of provision will be weakened and broken up.

They have shown interesting results of such analysis and have argued that the added computational burden is negligible considering the consequent simplifications (granted by such a sparse representation) in applications such as open and closed loop pitch analysis and algebraic excitation search.

As well, factor analysis experts have argued that EFA should not be used as a basis for final determination of a construct because EFA-based factor structures may not be reproducible in other data sets [ 11- 13].

I have argued that analysis (with its correlate of rationalized production) and experimentalism (correlated with systematic invention) were the modes of knowledge and action most characteristic of science, technology, and medicine over the last two centuries.

Critics had argued that this analysis might not be reliable.

For example, some have argued that her analysis misrepresents hermeneutical resources as collective, failing to acknowledge the pluralism of interpretative communities and practices through which marginalized groups may have access to alternative interpretations of their experiences (Mason 2011; Medina 2012).