Sentence examples for analysis stated that from inspiring English sources

Using this framework, Mr. Suria's analysis stated that Amazon ended 2000 with approximately $386 million in net working capital.

EPA's draft analysis stated that ILUC can produce significant near-term GHG emissions due to land conversion, but that biofuels can pay these back over subsequent years.

"For example, the USGS had deleted his words "no evidence of disturbance" for one date, and in its analysis stated that two disturbances "were associated with boat activity --despite Stewactivity --despitehowed otherwise.

Brüggemann's analysis stated that the blades allowed lower energy consumption at the same speed, and that the energy loss in the blade is significantly less than in a human ankle at maximum speed.

However, the analysis stated that there might be cost pressures, possibly in the hundreds of thousands of dollars, to hire extra staff to gather information from interested parties for commissioners.

It is one of the world's busiest highways; a 2008 analysis stated that the annual average daily traffic (AADT) count between Weston Road and Highway 400 in Toronto was approximately 450,000, while a second study estimates that over 500,000 vehicles travel that section on some days.

The analysis states that it was commissioned by the Perry campaign and presumably was not done free.

Kepler offered a punctiform analysis, stating that the rays emanating from a single luminous point form a cone the circular base of which is in the pupil.

The EFF also dismisses the PCLOB's constitutional analysis, stating that the Fourth Amendment "requires a warrant for searching the content of communication" and that under "Section 702, the government searches through content without a warrant".

She elaborates on Wood's analysis, stating that the Sawyer family's values "reflect, or correspond to, established and interdependent American institutions ... but their embodiment of these social units is perverted and transgressive".

On 15 June, the day after receiving the material about Smith's interview, Ault and Hazelwood issued a 15-page "equivocal death analysis" stating that, in their opinion, Hartwig was not homosexual but that he "died as a result of his own actions, staging his death in such a fashion that he hoped it would appear to be an accident".