Sentence examples for documents analysed from inspiring English sources
According to documents analysed by the US-based Institute fof the Study of War, the group produces detailed annual reports on its operations and targets, presented with a clarity that speaks of clear state-building ambitions.
Documents analysed by the Guardian show: Skype, the voice-over-internet business now owned by Microsoft, used two Luxembourg companies and an Irish subsidiary to circulate royalties and profits in a pattern that helped its Skype Technologies unit in Luxembourg report no corporation tax over a five-year period.
According to interviews held and documents analysed during the SEEPRO project, in 17 of the 27 member states of the EU, male workers represent under one per cent of the workforce (Oberhuemer, Schreyer, & Neuman, 2010).
While the conclusiveness of the findings is somewhat limited by the number of documents analysed, even this exploratory topic analysis indicates interesting shared motivations and skills, and under-utilised opportunities for citizen science projects in forest monitoring can be inferred from this study.
See Additional file 1 for a list of all documents analysed in this study.
Of the 45 documents analysed, eighteen (40%%) were public health policies, laws and guidelines, thirteen (29 %) were health programs and strategies and fourteen (31 %) were health surveys and documents from government institutes and nongovernmental bodies (Table 1).
Their activities need to be appropriately documented, analysed and incorporated into chronic disease policy development.
The main evaluation methods included questionnaires, interviews, and document analyses.
This comprehensive document analyses past developments, defines political targets, and describes ten key areas for transport policy.
They agree with previous documented analyses of the groundwater droughts while providing for the first time a systematic, spatially coherent characterisation of the events.
Document analyses had provided a sound basis of relevant content from business and economics curricula and requirements for the teaching profession.
