Sentence examples for analysis weighing from inspiring English sources

Appropriately for a presenter steeped in statistics, the BBC's erstwhile economics editor drew up a cost-benefit analysis weighing up the pros and cons of replacing Jeremy Paxman as Newsnight's lead anchor, to little effect.

Over the phone, he offered up a remarkable impromptu analysis, weighing Jeter's career and current statistics against the inevitable decline that had befallen, said Rose, even "me, Willie, Hank," the last two being Mays and Aaron.

When it comes to thinking about empire, Ferguson's preoccupation with material forces allows him to undertake what amounts to a cost-benefit analysis, weighing the good that imperial regimes have done against the bad without being unduly bothered by the kind of moral questions that traditionally concern the left.

"This whiplash-like approach to the Commerce Department's exercise of such far-reaching authority is unusual and unwise, particularly if it wasn't the product of careful interagency discussion and analysis weighing all the pros and cons," said David Laufman, a former Justice Department official responsible for the criminal enforcement of U.S. export control and sanctions laws.

It has been found that the final results mostly depend on the uncertainty in measurement mainly due to repeatability, final volume prepared for analysis, weighing balance and sampling by HVS.

Unfortunately that case ended in a mistrial, so we have to do some cost-benefit analysis, weighing our odds of getting Officer Goodson versus a second shot at getting Officer Porter,'" Jaros said.

In a vote, the analysis weighs heavily".

If more than one possible phylogeny was generated for a group, all possible phylogenies were used for further analysis, weighed by their posterior probabilities.

17 Also, the participants differed from those in our meta-analysis: on average they were younger (mean age 62 v 75 years), heavier (mean weight 76 v 68 kg; 34% in Women's Health Initiative v 10% of women in our meta-analysis weighed >80 kg), had higher calcium intakes (mean 1150 v 830 mg/day), and a higher proportion were using hormone replacement therapy (52% v <3% in our meta-analysis).

Later this year, NPD plans to send out the last of the awkward bound volumes containing sales data and analysis, sometimes weighing more than 5 pounds.

Regarding the assessment of conception, it requires not only well designed and properly sized studies but also a multivariate analysis for weighing predictive factors of success.