Sentence examples for analysis proposals from inspiring English sources
Based on this analysis proposals are made for models to estimate the connections' load carrying capacity and slip modulus.
While such developments are welcome, based on project descriptions and the scope of this analysis, proposals show comparatively limited attention and programming for family planning services and to abortion care in particular.
Use of the data will be managed by a committee of investigators at the participating sites, who will make decisions regarding analysis proposals and partnerships with other institutions that are interested in having access to the information generated by the project.
VC participated in ethics approval, patient recruitment, performed the statistical and data analysis, proposal and manuscript preparation, and proposal writing.
Following the Swales tradition of genre analysis, the proposals were analyzed in terms of their rhetorical "move" structure, complemented by interviews with the proposal writers and one expert informant to elicit contextual factors such as intended readership, authorial positioning, and institutional expectations for this genre.
Analysis The proposals are designed to address the anomaly of the West Lothian question.
Mark leads on the Group's media relations and stakeholder relations work, and plays a key role in devising the Group's analysis and proposals on HE policy.
Here is an excerpt from their analysis: The proposals that Congress has been debating would extend the 3.4 percent interest rate for only one year.
In interviews and in letters to the administration, lawmakers said they relied on the actuary, Stephen C. Goss, for objective analysis of proposals to change Social Security.
But what I'm trying to do is do a balanced analysis with proposals that are fair to the taxpayers and scheme members although it does involve a big change".
In mid-March, a staff member for Representative Tom DeLay of Texas, the Republican House majority leader, asked the department to provide an analysis of proposals to increase taxes on taxpayers who make more than $200,000 -- similar to a plan offered by Mr. Kerry.
