Sentence examples for analysis to respond from inspiring English sources
Habermas extends this analysis to respond to feminist and communitarian criticisms of impartialist, justice-based moralities (ibid., 195 215; 195 215
The business model it hopes to employ is to roll out tools that management can use that could include analytics tools, sentiment analysis, and ways to respond to messages that employees share.
Our approach embodies a comprehensive and detailed approach, a desire to deepen and strengthen our analysis, and the flexibility to respond to changing risks".
In their analysis, the scientists seek to respond to an outspoken skeptic regarding the carbon dioxide threat, Dr. Sherwood B. Idso, a climate specialist with the Federal Department of Agriculture in Phoenix.
For feedback analysis, participants were considered to respond to feedback when they switched to an advantageous option after selecting a disadvantageous one and losing money.
It also further polarised two sets of stakeholders and created a division that could have been prevented had the task force conducted a stakeholder analysis and used it to respond to the concerns of influential players.
One female subject in the onabotulinumtoxinA group was excluded from the analysis due to failure to respond (in order to establish and compare the onset and duration of effect of the different products, it was essential that an effect was demonstrated).
Industry analysis suggests shoppers have begun to respond, sending Tesco's underlying sales into positive territory for the first time in over a year.
It stresses that the conventional human models are not adapted to respond to analysis requirements during the concurrent design and proposes a combination of various human models to provide a dynamic and adaptive multi-agent/multi-scale architecture.
The papers examine issues as diverse as information analysis for intelligence purposes, how to respond to, or predict the growing threat of cyber warfare how to understand the lethality of different terrorist organization and how leaders can help individuals in their organization deal more effectively with the increased stress that a more diffuse and dangerous security environment has engendered.
