Sentence examples for attracted analysis from inspiring English sources

It has attracted analysis like this, from today's New York Times: "Unusually, the runoff attracted even more voters than the general election on Nov. 3, suggesting heightened interest from voters who either saw a chance to break with tradition and change City Hall, or who were galvanized by the idea that the city's black majority might lose the mayor's office".

In direct contrast was the intrinsic femininity of Ms. Frankenthaler's work, which seemed to disturb male critics by being too accidental in the early years, and which also attracted feminist analysis as time went on.

Yet, because the visible evidence of this changeover has become literally hard to see, and because the implications are difficult to grasp, it is also understandable why the shift to digital has not attracted more intense analysis outside film and media studies.

More and more attentions are attracted to the analysis and design of nonlinear vibration control/isolation systems for better isolation performance.

Yet the underlying political and societal factors that inhibit the effective implementation of vaccination programmes have attracted little systematic analysis and do not even feature in assessments of risks of outbreaks [ 10].

As a potential analysis tool in the construction of aptasensors, optical analysis has attracted much more interest of researchers due to its high sensitivity, quick response and simple operation.

After the war, he wrote a classic book on intelligence analysis, which attracted the attention of government officials.

In particular, the artificial intelligence analysis approach attracted much attention.

The problem of sentiment analysis has attracted much research during the last decade.

Social influence analysis has attracted considerable research interests in recent years.

Therefore, nowadays, techniques for single cell analysis have attracted increasing interests in cell biology and the life science.