Sentence examples for analysis revisited from inspiring English sources
This does not mean a disciplinary landscape, analysis revisited, but a new multi-scale and multi-domain place based approach, where the place is, the rural landscape.
Another two members who were not involved with data analysis revisited the emerging themes and refined their relationships.
Our analysis revisits price-based coordination of flexible loads in smart grids.
Sections 'Structural-based viewpoint analysis' and 'Mutation-based viewpoint analysis' revisit the contributions of our research group on structural and mutation testing of AO programs, respectively.
The anthropologist undertook the more conceptual level of analysis, revisiting and linking themes emerging in the coding of transcripts.
The total consultation requirements by competency developed through this process were then reviewed by the same cross-disciplinary expert panel who informed the needs analysis, revisiting the assumptions driving the results.
Consistent with the above findings, a comprehensive histological analysis revisiting potential astrocyte reactivity in post-mortem brains of HD patients showed the presence of astrogliosis in Grade 0 caudate nucleus and validated the co-localization of mHtt in astrocytes along with a grade-dependent reduction in GLT-1.
Our analysis revisits and refines the megafaunal seed dispersal syndrome after Janzen and Martin [7; also see 8], [17], aiming at building an operative definition and provide, based on this definition, a start for the understanding of ecological benefits of seed dispersal by large mammals and the consequences of megafauna extinction for large-fruited plants.
His list has stood the test of time so well that when the IPPR thinktank published recently its Condition of Britain analysis, it revisited the five topics for an update.
Theoretical foundations of higher order spectral analysis are revisited in this context to examine its validity.
For this analysis, we revisited the data coded as 'steps and processes' and identified clearly demarcated steps in how respondents planned their courses.
