Sentence examples for analysis of the indian from inspiring English sources
SIR — Thank you for your incisive analysis of the Indian economy.
Mr. Rao and others cautioned that a definitive engineering analysis of the Indian blackout would take months, as it did after the American blackout in 2003.
The most factual analysis of the Indian village was from a man who could not stand Gandhi — the primary author of the Indian Constitution and arguably the nation's most underrated writer, B.R. Ambedkar, who wrote more than 60 years ago, "The love of the intellectual Indian for the village community is of course infinite, if not pathetic.
Analysis of the Indian education sector reveals the challenges of incoherence in policy formulation and implementation.
The same procedure was carried out in a study developed in India where the authors rescored the response categories by collapsing categories 2 and 1 into a single new category upon which subsequent psychometric property analysis of the Indian CHIP was performed (Gothwal et al. 2015.
The phylogenetic analysis of the Indian isolates and other global isolates showed clustering of the 2008-09 isolatessolates in all the eight genes with the isolates of 2007 from Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, Krasnodar, Germany, Romania and the Czech Republic.
Second, we applied the cut points used in an analysis of the Pima Indians (2).
However, Gujaratis instead form a distinct cluster, consistent with a neighbor-joining analysis of the combined Asian Indian and CGP data sets that found 100% bootstrap support for a Gujarati grouping (Pemberton et al. 2012).
This paper provides an analysis of the JNNSM in the Indian institutional context in particular, in the context of the power sector reforms.
The proteins of M. tuberculosis chosen for structural analysis by the Indian groups span almost all the functional categories.
The most in-depth analysis of the evacuation planning for Indian Point was a 256-page report commissioned by Gov. George E. Pataki and completed in 2003 by a firm headed by James Lee Witt, former director of the Federal Emergency Management Agency.
