Sentence examples for be that our analysis from inspiring English sources

One explanation for this may be that our analysis is the first to use the exact level of youth minimum wages to explain the employment rates of younger individuals, rather than general minimum wages that are only a crude measure to detect minimum wage effects for young individuals.

It may be that our analysis diluted the effect of burden, and the true effect is larger.

Possible explanations might be that our analysis did not cover the relevant range for this parameter, causing the model sensitivity to this parameter not to be detected, or that its input-output relationship is very complex.

It may be that our analysis failed to identify factors that confound the association between untreated water consumption and prevalent H. pylori infection among our community project participants, or perhaps was affected by differential recall of water consumption.

One reason why the significant within-category classifications may not be sustained after the onset could be that our analysis focuses on the aspects of the MEG signal that are time-locked to the onset of the image (the evoked signals).

"What we did not anticipate was that our analysis would produce such clear, statistically rooted evidence that use of the whip is counter-productive in terms of producing winners.

Another important difference is that our analysis distinguishes between water cycle change (i.e. associated with the increase in the salinity contrast between water masses) and global net fresh water input (Fmelt).

One limitation of our work is that our analysis does not apply to worms based on pre-generated target lists, stealthy worms that slowly infect their vulnerable population, and rapidly mutating polymorphic worms.

The reason I'm telling you this is that our analysis has shown that those students who attend the lectures regularly get much better grades on the exams than the students who do not.

The crucial difference between our approach and the previous investigations is that our analysis includes diffusion not only along the grain boundary but also along free surfaces which are in contact with the grain boundary.

Another interesting result is that our analysis of forest groupings revealed evident differences not only between Russian and Japanese respondents but also between different groups of Russian respondents.