Sentence examples for be analysed as it from inspiring English sources

The judgement "If A exists, then B does not exist" might then be analysed as "It is impossible correctly both to accept A and to reject B", which can be expressed in existential form as "Someone who can correctly accept A and reject B does not exist".

There are many related issues and features – the robustness, the type of welding, the increment of maximum mechanical resistance, the impact on manufacturing costs, reduction of lost opportunity costs caused by exchanger outages, troubleshooting of heating exchanger problems by operators etc. Fouling should be analysed as it has a significant impact on maintenance issues.

Only prescriptions issued by the practice were analysed, as it was not possible to estimate from electronic health records whether prescriptions were dispensed, or whether a delayed prescribing strategy was intended.

These were analysed as well.

Sessional and end-of-course evaluation responses were analysed, as was the attendance record.

Although the sample size is fairly large, due to the fact that the homophobia scale had to be analysed as ordinal data, it is still insufficient.

World Rugby dispute this, saying that injury rates need to be analysed as opposed to the number of players injured.

Districts will be analysed as posts are filled according to which category they fall that year.

Both ACS and AMI as a subgroup of ACS will be analysed as final diagnosis.

Although the choice of a 5%% significance level will generate on average 2734 false positives when 54675 PS are analysed (as in this study), it can at times still be counter-intuitive for toxicologists when none of the more than 2000 identified genes is significant after FDR correction.

The attitudes of fear, suspicion and doubt held on the part of these addressees was analysed as instantiating Affect: Security: negative, and it is framed not only by Affect: Inclination (would rather hear (these things) directly), but also as part of a comparative construction: rather [+verbal group + noun group] than [+noun group].