Sentence examples for evolving analysis from inspiring English sources

5 15 p.m. Dec. 6: The reference in the first paragraph to the suspected killers' motives was updated to reflect investigators' evolving analysis of the evidence.

2 55 p.m.: The reference in the first paragraph to contacts between Syed Farook and "suspected terrorists" was changed to "terrorist groups" to reflect investigators' evolving analysis of the evidence.

"It is important to talk about an evolving analysis," he said.

In general, "…MULTIPOL's aim is to help decision-making by drawing up a simple and evolving analysis grid of the different actions or solutions available to the decision-maker" [12], p. 95].

In returning to the transcripts, the recoding was focused on both confirmation and disconfirmation of hypotheses, and an evolving analysis of themes.

All authors helped plan the study, evolve analysis plans, interpret data and critically revise successive drafts of the manuscript.

This discordance between scientific productivity and clinical implementation over the course of a decade is not unexpected, given the stringent sample requirements, pace of technology development, data volume and complexity, continually evolving data analysis techniques, lack of defined best practices for analysis, and levels of evidence required for clinical use.

Eigenvalue profiles of evolving factor analysis (EFA) and pure variables from orthogonal projection approach (OPA) were used as initial mixing matrix (chromatograms) in iterative process.

Soft modeling methods range from very general approaches, such as evolving factor analysis (EFA) [3], which is particularly used to estimate the number of species involved in equilibrium studies and the kinetic process by repeated factor analysis of rationally selected subsets of spectra.

However the technologies are still rapidly evolving, and analysis of NGS data is challenging.

Because the norovirus strain population is continuously evolving, our analysis needs to be repeated periodically to ensure that retrospective findings remain predictive.