Sentence examples for analysis of organization from inspiring English sources

A previous analysis of organization of the SPANX-A/D genes in African Great Apes has shown that two loci, SPANX-B and SPANX-D, are present in apes, but SPANX-C is human specific [5], [13].

Since this study is part of a larger European project, we were able as one of the first studies to simultaneously collect primary clinical data alongside a thorough analysis of organization of health care structures, execution of an economical evaluation and combine this with recent literature in order to develop best-practice strategies.

Consequently, contemporary studies in social science and management have emphasized the analysis of organizations.

Marxist analysis of organizations focuses on the premise of conscious, rational, strategic action taken on the part of the capitalist class and organizations, controlled by that class.

Finally, social and historical contexts should be taken into account in the analysis of organizations' institutional environment since the legitimacy of organizations comes partially from sociopolitical support.

At the University of Washington she was director of the CHAOS (Comparative Historical Analysis of Organizations and States) Center and formerly the Harry Bridges Chair and Director of the Harry Bridges Center for Labor Studies.

This method allows for the analysis of the organization of system functions as well as underlying technical and ecosystem structures and associated processes.

Polytene chromosomes allow for direct visualization of chromatin-associated proteins at relatively high resolution, therefore providing a useful system for cytological analysis of chromatin organization of interphase nuclei.

The conclusions are based on recently collected intelligence in the form of intercepted communications, "glimpses" of four to eight midlevel Qaeda operatives said to have been spotted in Iraq and an analysis of the organization's prior tactics, according to administration officials.

In this paper, we begin our analysis of the organization of the C. elegans nervous system by identifying structurally defined modules in the network of neurons linked by synapses and gap-junctions.

A strategic analysis of the organization's requirements is necessary to select the system that is best suited to fulfil the needs.