Sentence examples for analysis imposed from inspiring English sources

Workplace regulation has ground to a halt, largely because of the kind of cost-benefit analysis imposed by Congress and championed by the administration's regulatory czar, Cass Sunstein.

As this is the deepest sequencing analysis imposed to date, upon individual-derived GIT communities, we discovered, as expected, the highest number of phylotypes in a single sample using both variable regions (Table 1; for easier comparison with other studies we only discuss phylotypes defined by 97% similarity below).

The hazard function approach, with numerical integration to obtain the cumulative hazard and the survivor function, removes many of the constraints associated with TTE analysis imposed by standard statistical software.

A mathematical analysis imposes restrictions on possible mechanisms.

Thereby, the herein presented analysis imposes mild assumptions on the signals, and it applies in general cases where structured sparsity cannot be claimed.

The compile-time analysis imposes a tight control on the use of the memory hierarchy, hiding the access latency to external memory for many tasks.

The first was that ROC analysis imposes an inappropriate response structure by forcing a 3 × 2 response structure into a 2 × 2 response structure.

The inclusion of the self weight of cable in the analysis imposes limits on either the span, or span/dip ratio.

"Should we stop all these other rules that (according to the OMB analysis) impose costs and don't impose benefits, or is there something wrong with the benefits analysis?" asks Susan Dudley Susan Dudley, senior research associate at the Mercatus Center's Regulatory Studies Program at George Mason University.

Beamformer analysis imposes a spatial filter to identify activation within a specified time-frequency window.

To lower the false positive rate, we also filtered the BLAST results prior to MEGAN analysis, imposing stringent E-value and similarity cutoffs.