Sentence examples for analysis of a big from inspiring English sources

Building on my point above about how we distinguish nonhuman animals that deserve "personhood" standing from those that don't, here's my Twitter item on an analysis of a big loophole in the federal Humane Slaughter Act by David N. Cassuto, a Pace University law professor focused on animal law: When is a chicken not an animal?

The detailed analysis of a big number of recent investigations has shown that the highest mass specific power density (MSPD) value obtained for H2-O2 PEMFCs has far exceeded the 2015 target (5mWμg−1Pttotal) set by the USA department of energy, while a several number of investigations reported values between 1 and 5 mW μgPt−1.

Further experiments are directed for reaching a generalized method towards the analysis of a bigger variety of NPs covering the trending topic third facet of the analytical nanoscience and nanotechnology.

The actual retrospective analysis of a bigger cohort revealed that the sophisticated technique of less invasive surfactant application under spontaneous breathing led to a significant reduction in BPD incidence and overall morbidity [71].

Nevertheless, an analysis of a bigger cohort of WNT tumours is needed to confirm this prediction.

Some O alleles are found in this sample, and a preliminary analysis of a bigger data set including 77 wild populations shows that grossly all C and O alleles are present in the wild.

Serhani proposed a hybrid approach for quality evaluation, covering pre-processing, processing and analysis phases of a big data pipeline [10].

A wide number of options are likely to be considered, including analysis of whether a bigger package of branches should be sold off.

Here we describe the first efficacy and safety analysis of BIG 1-98, a large, randomized, independently conducted clinical trial designed specifically to assess and compare the efficacy of sequential or up-front use of letrozole and/or tamoxifen as adjuvant therapy for patients with early breast cancer.

American families with kids bought 101 fewer calories per person per day in packaged foods in 2012 than they did in 2007, according to an analysis of a pledge by big food companies to reduce calories in the marketplace.

The culture of the Spurs franchise – which Abbott addresses indirectly in his analysis – is a big part of that.