Sentence examples for analyze matters from inspiring English sources
In these passages, sages analyze matters like whether one can remarry a former wife after she has been betrothed to another, or how one should handle a lost object found in a garbage heap.
We take advantage of a detailed household survey and analyze what matters and for whom.
He tries not to analyze the matter.
Finally, fiber tracking results show the potential of the proposed super-resolution approach to accurately analyze white matter brain architecture.
One casualty is author Jon Meacham, who actually took leave of his senses attempting to analyze this matter.
Voxel-based morphometry method was used to analyze gray-matter volume, and the Statistical Parametric Mapping (SPM2) was used to analyze activated brain areas when performing tasks.
Electron microscopy can also be used to analyze white matter integrity (Fig. 13c) by measuring axon diameter, myelin thickness and the ratio of both known as the "G-ratio" (Fig. 13d).
The Congressional Budget Office, the bipartisan and objective organization responsible for analyzing economic matters, issued a report on the subject in 2012.
It's Baldwin's voice — his luminescent words describing and analyzing dark matters — that ties together Raoul Peck's latest film, "I Am Not Your Negro," which is about many things, including the writer's relationship to racial politics and the fantastic yet undermining power of the cinema's racially defined images.
Guskey (2000) noted that planning evaluation fits in well since it occurs before the implementation of any innovation as well as allowing planners to determine the needs, considering participant characteristics, analyzing contextual matters and gathering baseline information.
Nor do we need to court the New Age crowd by echoing their familiar refrain, rooted in a thoroughly unsound grasp of subatomic physics, that, when one analyzes matter down to a certain elementary level, it loses its material character altogether and thereby shows itself to be somehow more mind-like.
