As the 2010 11 school year began, the Los Angeles Times pushed the concept a step further by conducting its own analysis and thereafter publishing lists of teachers and their "value added".
Among the more fascinating reports, the human-rights group Reprieve recently considered claims to drone "precision" and surgical accuracy by doing its own analysis of the available data.
In a peculiar attempt to mitigate the force of its own holding, it impinges upon its own analysis by concluding that, while the Government may compel a named individual to produce records, in any later proceeding against the person it cannot divulge that he performed the act.
In addition to the statistical methods applied by SAG, RO used its own analysis method and cutoff values from all data sets to compare each of them with a reference in vitro toxicogenomics DB.
Finally — in the third paper — a team led by Mark J. Daly of Harvard ran its own analysis of these three genes, among others, and found yet more cases.
The only way the majority can purport to follow Rule 23(b)(3) is by ignoring the fact that, under its own analysis, reliance may be an individualized question that predominates over common questions at certification.
"The market will now do its own analysis, aided by the higher level of detail provided, and apply more severe stresses to the various institutions," Mr. Whitfield of RBC said.
The EBA has conducted its own analysis of data published by bankers about pay for "high earners" - those staff earning €1m or more - in 2012.
Yet judging by its own CTO's analysis, Facebook's face recognition tech would actually be pretty useless for identifying "strangers" misusing your photographs — at least without being combined with a "basket" of other unmentioned (and doubtless equally privacy-hostile) technical measures.
But, by his own analysis, help is needed now.
