Sentence examples for analysis is recognised from inspiring English sources

"Wastewater analysis is recognised internationally, and increasingly in Australia, as being the most effective, and arguably the only objective, means of reliably measuring the level of use of a number of prominent illicit drugs," Dawson said.

In the recent codes for the design of steel structures, the elastic plastic methods of analysis are recognised to provide an efficient estimation of the ultimate resistance of some of these structures.

The analysis and interpretation is recognised to be the least well defined aspect of a framework approach.

Secondary analysis of qualitative data is recognised as a valuable way of gaining a new perspective on novel research topics, allowing researchers to perform additional analysis on concepts emerging from research and address these in more detail [ 14, 15].

Finally, it is recognised that factor analysis is usually conducted without a theoretical framework implied [ 56].

XRF is recognised as being an accurate technique for quantitative analysis.

Based on digital image analysis, the fibre architecture of unidirectional glass fibre composites with varying fibre content is recognised.

A need to adopt a policy-sensitive approach to modelling travel behaviour based on activity pattern analysis has been recognised and the theoretical framework by which to recognise the wide range of interdependencies associated with an individual's travel decisions in a constrained environment has subsequently evolved.

Cost-effectiveness data are even more limited, though the importance of cost-effectiveness analysis has been recognised.

The limitations of directed analysis as a method of qualitative data analysis must also be recognised [ 15].

Recently global sensitivity analysis (GSA) has been recognised as a useful technique, capable of addressing the uncertainty of the model parameters and generating valid predictions on parametric sensitivities.