Sentence examples for analysis the problem from inspiring English sources
In the final analysis, the problem is not that the Knicks got so close to their goal and failed.
If the top dozen or so medical journals refused to consider publication of any research results without a pledge from the authors to make the raw data available for follow-up analysis, the problem would disappear.
In means-ends analysis, the problem solver begins by envisioning the end, or ultimate goal, and then determines the best strategy for attaining the goal in his current situation.
In Mr. Ryan's analysis, the problem with America's political economy is "a class of bureaucrats and connected crony capitalists trying to rise above the rest of us, call the shots, rig the rules and preserve their place atop society".
The book has also attracted the attention of biblical scholars who have noticed that, although Ezekiel appears to be a singularly homogeneous composition displaying a unity unusual for such a large prophetic work, it also displays, upon careful analysis, the problem of repetitions, certain inconsistencies and contradictions, and questions raised by terminological differences.
By delicate stochastic analysis, the problem is converted to a standard optimal stopping one involving adapted processes.
In this section, we will survey that form of analysis, the problems for it, and alternatives to it that are supposed to overcome those problems.
Table 1 Global local continuum for analysis and preventive response to crime problems Macro Meso Micro Analysis Large scale analysis of the problem Intermediate level analysis of the problem Specific, detailed and targeted analysis of the problem at a very local level Preventive response Targets whole populations Targets specific groups or regions Targets specific issues at specific sites.
So the Tatchell analysis of the problem hits most of the marks.
It's complicated: one analysis of the problem cited thirty-nine possible causes.
Their analysis – that the problem is worklessness – is wrong; their assumptions – that the poor are feckless – are wrong.
