Sentence examples for ask for an analysis from inspiring English sources

Ninfa Segarra, Mayor Giuliani's appointee to the Board of Education, said yesterday that she would ask for an analysis of the summer school program, to determine why the number of children required to attend was lower than expected.

Indeed, the fact that the reviewers ask for an analysis of failure modes instead of stating (as some high profile journals) that any of the (unavoidable) failure modes would be reasons for rejection, truly impressed us.

We gave the cartoon to a man and asked for an analysis of the game up to the point pictured.

It also asks for an "analysis of the reasons for failure to develop the adequate transmission capacity," along with "recommendations for achieving adequate transmission capacity".

He asked for an analysis of the scientific and economic issues "to ensure that future programmes should be scientifically sound, broadly accepted by Alaskans, and cost-effective".

This approach asks for an analysis of the ontological pictures of the two ingredient theories of quantum gravity, so that their consistency (the consistency of the resulting synthesis) can be properly assessed.

Applying the model to a different hospital asks for an analysis of the preferences of the stakeholders in this hospital and may lead to other penalty cost functions.

"But the problem up until now is … how do you decide which products need more examination than others?" There, the report makes a new suggestion: Regulators should ask for a full analysis of a plant's composition using modern "-omics" tools such as genome sequencing and analysis of the proteins and small molecules in a sample to determine when a full safety review is necessary.

Knowing your child, ask for a task analysis for any given work experience or placement.

Ramljak says the recently offered contract for long-term storage did not ask for a risk and safety analysis to see if the institute's premises are adequate for such storage.

He wrote to several doctors asking for a clinical analysis of what he called 'homo-sexualists'.