A leaked government propaganda directive from July said: "Do not conduct in-depth analysis, and do not speculate on or assess the direction of the market.
Support of trade associations should also be garnered to allow researchers to access organizations in specific industries and conduct in-depth analysis.
A leaked government propaganda directive from July made it clear that journalists should not even speculate about the future of China's economy: "Do not conduct in-depth analysis, and do not speculate on or assess the direction of the market," it read.
This is clearly a factor that patients should consider, and insurance companies should conduct in-depth analysis of these figures.
We were limited in our ability to conduct in-depth analysis of all key contextual factors, including national-level policy and financing, because of the sheer number and complexity of relationships, timing of events, and limited access to data.
Thus we chose to conduct in-depth analysis of network neighbourhood conservation in large networks where the statistical power is greater (CLR threshold of two), while we chose to do our analysis of network properties and motifs in the scale-free range (CLR threshold of four).
At the same time, the study was carried out on a group of rats poisoned with lead (corresponding to model of occupational exposure), in order to conduct in-depth analysis of the possible impact of PUFAs on the toxicological, metabolic, and functional effects of lead.
He also conducted in-depth analysis of a wide range of documents.
An opinion poll by the Allensbach Institute, which conducts in-depth analysis on public reaction to the political parties, showed Wednesday that Mrs. Merkel's coalition would have no chance of winning if elections were held this Sunday.
He has read little academic economics (though his work has echoes of Hyman Minsky, an American economist, and of best-selling recent work on downturns by Carmen Reinhart and Kenneth Rogoff) but has conducted in-depth analysis of past periods of economic upheaval, such as the Depression in America, post-war Britain and the hyperinflation of the Weimar Republic.
Although this study is accompanied by the classic small-number problem at country level (Coppedge, 1999; Lieberson, 1991), it allows a systematically conducted in-depth analysis of the interactions between individual-level factors, such as educational support, and national institutional arrangements.
