Sentence examples for analysis to join from inspiring English sources

In a prime-time address, President Bush tells Saddam to leave Iraq within 48 hours: "Every measure has been made to avoid war, and every measure will be taken to win it". After the speech, NBC rushes through its analysis to join a hit show in progress, "Fear Factor," where men and women walk with bare feet over broken glass to win $50,000.

The tendency of ML analysis to join fast (mouse) and slow (human) evolving taxa has instead been coined "long branch repulsion" or "opposite branch attraction" [43].

The main aim of the cluster analysis is to join the homogeneous groups which are most similar to each other considering some of the certain properties.

It believes that publishers that the government intended to be exempt will, according to its analysis, be expected to join the regulator.

To perform our analysis we had to join together three data sources: our Postgres comments database, our article information in our Redshift database and our csv of author genders in S3.

Attempts to blow the whistle go back as far as 2010, when Marc Geall, Autonomy's former head of strategy investor relations, published a highly critical analysis after leaving to join Deutsche Bank.

As the main aim of information retrieval and meta-analysis methods is to join multiple, heterogeneous datasets in order to obtain robust and novel findings, one particularly important direction of research is how to extend the current framework to alternative or multiple data types.

We welcome your ideas and your analysis and urge you to join with us in our debate.

The academy does not release demographic information on its members, but a Times analysis of those asked to join this year found that more than 23% were people of color and more than 28% were women.

I thought this was going to be a much-discussed topic, as it has been". The academy does not release demographic information on its members, but a Times analysis of those asked to join this year found that more than 23% were people of color and more than 28% were women.

Dr. Ptashne, his post-doctoral adviser who now works at the Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center, praises his ability to join formal analysis with imaginative approaches.