Sentence examples for analysis insofar from inspiring English sources

Although essentially a legal rigorist, he was open to more-scientific methods of textual analysis insofar as they helped him to elucidate Talmudic texts.

He also disagrees with Cicero's analysis insofar as the latter claims that this factor was key in leading to the end of the Republic.

University research centers are an important subject for policy analysis insofar that they have become the predominant policy response to scientific and technical demands that have not been met by extant institutions, including academic departments, private firms, and government laboratories.

"Our analyses claim to be in the spirit of Husserlian philosophy…it [our presentation] remains faithful to intentional analysis, insofar as it signifies the locating of notions in the horizon of their appearing".

The results are consistent with the sensitivity analysis insofar that the sensitivity to changes in gA and gKCa are on the low end of the spectrum and of a very similar order of magnitude and, therefore, the constraints on the values of gA and gKCa are similar and less stringent than for gCaT.

When combined with Juicer, this makes the entire process of data analysis transparent, insofar as every step from raw reads to published figure is publicly available as open source code.

(It should be noted that the production of biofuels may give rise to GHG emissions from a variety of other sources, for example, N2O from fertiliser and CO2 from the oxidation of organic matter in soil; these potential sources were included in the analysis only insofar as they were included in the literature estimates of the GHG emissions associated with biomass production).

The results of the buckling analysis are useful, insofar as the Eurocode 3 does not present prescriptive equations for the design of tapered members and directs the user to the results of research studies of the type developed herein.

Insofar as data-analysis is concerned, case-crossover designs can generally be regarded as matched case-control studies and consequently conditional logistic regression can be applied.

Yet, insofar as Watsuji's analysis of Japanese ethics is an account of how the Japanese do actually act in the world, then it is little surprise that the Japanese errors of excess which culminated in the fascism of the Second World War period should be found somehow implicit and possible in Watsuji's acute presentation of Japanese cultural history.

The results of the present study are encouraging insofar as fixation-related analysis could be used in future fMRI studies to clarify some of the inconsistent findings in the literature regarding the VWFA.