Some places may be more likely because it comes from Europe or from China.' (28th Oct 14, Professor, Applied Psychology) Another issue is that there is a conflation of levels of analysis.
Our analysis challenged the conflation of the policy areas.
Conflation is carried out later, during the VGI analysis phase, to identify areas with a sufficient density of VGI reports to become a priority for intervention.
Whether tinted with disapproval for Amis's behavior or affectionate bemusement at his crusty humor, popular interest in Amis's personal life has tended to overshadow textual analysis of Lucky Jim or to precipitate a conflation of protagonist and author...
We analyze the emotional arcs corresponding to complete books, and to limit the conflation of multiple core emotional arcs, we restrict our analysis to shorter books by selecting a maximum number of words when building our filter.
At first, as had happened with other translations of Greek texts, the rendering of the Greek terms 'analusis' and 'sunthesis' by 'resolutio' and 'compositio' encouraged conflation of the various methods, but gradually, as the significance of geometrical analysis sunk in, the original Greek terms were reappropriated (in their transliterated form) to signal the more exact meaning.
The Component Analysis, just like the Net Risk Test, does the same conflation.
The conflation of normative and analytical assumptions on integration is a major challenge for causal analysis of integration policies.
Brod acknowledges that this was a response to a Brahms programme, but what he doesn't seem to get – as ever, the witless Robin to Kafka's brooding Batman – is the sense of dark irony that pervades Kafka's self-analysis, just as, I'd argue, a rather more playful irony is evident in his conflation of Franz Lehár with Richard Wagner.
Through the analysis of the most widely used World History textbooks in the United States, the innovative curriculum addresses the common conflation of the history of the Middle East and Islam.
