Sentence examples for analysis of the online from inspiring English sources

But on Tuesday he drew attention to an unusual source: a skeptical analysis of the online video evidence produced by a Lebanese nun who did not witness any part of the attack.

Milk powder makers are also using analysis of the online Chinese retailer Taobao, owned by Alibaba, to map out demand hotspots in China's multitude of lower-tier cities, where analysts predict that 80 percent of growth in the sector will come from.

An investigation of the eight curricula was conducted based on literature reviews and preliminary content analysis of the online and printed prospectuses.

It is clear that what can be inferred from the analysis of the online social network are only tendencies and indications, and that no absolute proof of influence effects can be obtained, as one cannot rule out effects external to the network.

Previous analysis of the online human prostate gene expression data sets demonstrated that the expression of Nrf2 and GST [11] as well as NQO1 was gradually decrease during human prostate carcinogenesis (Figure S4).

Previous analysis of the online working alliance early in treatment revealed no substantial correlation between the working alliance and treatment outcome [ 36].

We provide a positive answer by presenting a primal dual analysis to the online algorithm of Awerbuch et al. [3] for routing virtual circuits with unknown durations.

AdSafe Media, which uses algorithmic modeling and human verification to rate the brand safety of content on commercially supported Web pages via a proprietary system, this morning released its Q1 2010 analysis (PDF) of the online display advertising industry.

Based on our media team's analysis of the National Review Online (it's a website that "reviews" the whole "nation", so we don't need to bother with other sources – clever, huh?), our message on the "47% tape" is getting through.

More than 30 years later, Schavan, by then the nation's education and research minister, was charged with plagiarism by an anonymous accuser who posted an analysis of the dissertation online.

Already, Shanghai-based scholar Zheng Weiwei observes in The World Posts recent analysis of the global online conversation, "the Chinese Internet world is a universe unto itself".