The phrase "analysis tenure" is not commonly used in written English and may not be clear in meaning.
It could potentially be used in contexts discussing the duration or period of time dedicated to analysis in a specific field or project.
Example: "The analysis tenure for this research project will last six months, during which we will gather and evaluate data."
Alternatives: "analysis period" or "duration of analysis".
She doesn't even have a graduate degree — not even an M.F.A. Blank I: harrowing, grandiloquent, indolent Blank II: sedulous, turgid, laconic Blank III: genuflect, dissemble, fulminate Quantitative Analysis One tenure-track position in American literature is opening up at Pleasantville University next year.
Rather it is because it is an analysis of the tenure of all the CEOs in all the big global companies between 1995 and 2010.
"We also combine this data with tenure analysis, helping our recruitment team identify candidates who may not be actively searching, but are on the lookout for their next opportunity," he explains.
The summary SMRs for lung cancer and nonmalignant respiratory disease reported here are somewhat lower than those reported by McDonald et al. (2004), partially because my analysis used no tenure exclusion.
On any rational cost-benefit analysis, the institution of tenure has led to the publication of hundreds of thousands of papers that are … read by a dozen people".
Section 5 conducts some subgroup analysis by industry, occupation, tenure, age group and country, while the last section concludes.
Yasin Aktay, a sociology professor who wrote a book on leadership called "Times of Charisma," which includes an analysis of Mr. Erdogan's tenure, said it was unlikely that Mr. Erdogan would back down, in part because of a belief that he has been central to Turkey's ascendance.
Our analysis of heterogeneity along the tenure dimension suggests that this may not be the case, but, as mentioned in Section 5.3, there are some limitations to this analysis.
A 2013 survey by PayScale, a salary analysis firm, put the median employee tenure at one year, among the briefest in the Fortune 500.
Human resource databases supplied information on most covariates used in the analysis, including age, gender, race, income, tenure, job grade, and job location.
