Sentence examples for be a poor analysis from inspiring English sources
Independent India was created and, for decades, led by socialists who imagined that their good intentions would lead to a transformation of society, which turned out to be a poor analysis of human nature.
But defining the market broadly as "all supermarkets" would have exaggerated the pressures faced by both firms.If market-share analysis can be a poor guide to the likely effect of mergers on prices, what might be put in its place?
But this attitude, however idealistic, is based on a poor analysis and an exaggerated fear of dumbed-down homogenization.
He mentioned it seven times on Tuesday.The lesson should be obvious: merely counting up words in a speech (for those who even bother to count, rather than shooting from intuition) is a poor substitute for analysis.
But while his penchant for sweeping generalisations made for provocative journalism, it's always been a poor substitute for precise analysis.
However, the potential lipobox is a poor match with previous analysis of spirochetal lipobox sequences [ 22].
The formulations of the products may serve as a starting point, but total content is a poor predictor for leachability, and analysis of the eluates is necessary.
Further, the results re-emphasize that the uniform stress assumption implicit in Schmid factor analysis is a poor one for materials which are highly anisotropic at the single crystal level.
This finding is in agreement with a previous report demonstrating that biochemical analysis is a poor diagnostic test for detecting type V collagen abnormalities [5].
We concluded that the ability of a genomic interval to bind HLH-1 by ChIP analysis was a poor metric for ascribing biological activity in vivo for the interval functioning out of its normal genomic context.
In 2 other series of breast cancer (Rotterdam [26], 286 cases: Uppsala [27]; 235 cases) low ISCU was a poor prognostic factor in multivariate analysis (Supporting Tables S3 and S4) (p = 0.038 and 0.015 respectively).
