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The normalized singleton ratio (NSR) is proposed as a metric for parameter optimization before enacting full analysis.

Some countries, such as Switzerland and Germany, have incorporated risk analysis on a national level into their legal system, and the UK has enacted risk analysis at both the national and local level.

The pair note that by starting in 2011 -- the year after the Affordable Care Act was enacted -- their analysis "excludes the direct impact of various spending reductions" in the ACA.

There should be a cost-benefit analysis before enacting any new regulations.

It is as if the translation itself were enacting a fantasy of analysis: the first edition is the repressed memory that needs to be recovered.

When tax cuts and spending boosts were enacted properly, their analysis suggests, they worked.More recently, the post-mortems on America's 2001 fiscal boost have been positive.

Some of the metrics we wanted to examine could not be reconstructed from historical (full-year) data sets, so special record keeping was enacted to enable analysis of more recent data (partial year).

As one of the important applications of data mining, association rule mining lends itself to the discovery of useful patterns associated with requirement analysis enacted among customers, marketing folks, and designers.

However, such qualities were frequently not enacted, and our analysis suggests that meeting aspirations required social and financial resources to negotiate various power structures.

Table 2 shows the year of enactment of living wages for the cities in our analysis that enacted them.

However, limited research has been enacted on integrated statistical analysis for comparing regional innovativeness and entrepreneurship between regions with distinctive geographical and economic characteristics.