Sentence examples for analyzes progress from inspiring English sources

It analyzes progress and lessons learned from the implementation of Phase I of the project across the five GFCS pillars: (1) UIP (User Interface Platform); (2) CSIS (Climate Service Information System); (3) Observations and monitoring; (4) Research, modeling and prediction; and (5) Capacity building.

Part of the report analyzes progress in U.S. fisheries and shows that solid, science-based catch limits along with rights based management and other measures have been effective in addressing the problems of overfishing.

This article describes national trends in seasonal influenza vaccine (IV) coverage in Portugal from 1998/99 to 2010/11, analyzes progress towards meeting WHO 2010 coverage goals, and addresses the effect of major public health threats of the last 12 years (SARS in 2003/04, influenza A (H5N1) in 2005/06, and the influenza A (H1N1 2009 pandemic) on vaccination trends.

The indexes for Iraq and for Afghanistan, produced by researchers at the Brookings Institution to track a range of statistics to analyze progress (or lack thereof) in both countries, use iCasualties for their basic indicators about how the fighting is going.

SPDs attend scientific meetings, read journals, and analyze progress reports to identify promising new scientific areas.

There is a strong need for investigations which analyze progress and change in three dimensions to supplement and enhance traditional treatment modalities [2].

In the last year alone, What Works cities have launched and enhanced 17 performance analytics systems that track and analyze progress; enacted 10 open data policies; and launched and expanded 10 open data portals.

This article analyzes the progress of Industrial Engineering in Peru, the relationship to major trends in Europe and North America, and the projected outlook for the future.

The 102-page report and an all-new statistical appendix - complete with colour graphics, statistical tables and charts - analyzes the progress of countries over the last decade in areas of child heath, education, nutrition and protection.

We have analyzed the progress of Clemens as well as all 31 other pitchers since 1968 who started at least 10 games in at least 15 seasons, and pitched at least 3,000 innings.

He relates all the well-known events of Franz Joseph Haydn's long career but never bothers to analyze the progress of his output -- nor does he even mention the interesting fact that Haydn was one of the very few major artists (John Updike was another) who never seemed to develop a "late style" in old age.