Sentence examples for examination of characteristics from inspiring English sources

Criminal or offender profiling, also known as criminal investigative analysis, rests on the assumption that characteristics of an offender can be deduced by a systematic examination of characteristics of the offense.

Yearly parameters captured by the proposed approach allow for analysis of complex, non-linear trends over a long time frame, examination of characteristics of individual seasons, and assessment of inter-season heterogeneity and intra-season correlations.

Creating hypothetical station locations in control cities will allow a more precise examination of characteristics within cities where PBSP are deployed or would be deployed.

There was variation between individual GPs in sensitivity, indicating that some GPs are more accurate at detecting depression than others; however, the small number of GPs prevented the examination of characteristics which may have contributed to this difference.

30, 31 While it has been shown to overestimate risk in some contemporary populations with diabetes, 31 it is effective at ranking individuals (discrimination) and is therefore suitable for examination of characteristics by risk quartile and resource prioritisation.

We first selected features using the common criterion P < 0.05, then conducted further examination of feature characteristics and feature selection using means and standard deviations of distributions in the case and control groups.

No other moderators emerged from the examination of participant characteristics, research designs and stressor characteristics.

Further examination of these characteristics will shed light on how ordinary characteristics of day-to-day inner experience can, in some cases, become the extraordinary.

Careful examination of their characteristics shows that DFs and current disruptions have distinct characteristics and associated physical processes, suggesting that they should not be considered as the same phenomenon (Lui 2014; Yao et al. 2015).

Our meta-analysis used the power provided by the more recent studies and the simultaneous examination of multiple characteristics through meta-regression to further examine the relationship between SHS exposure and induction of childhood asthma.

Differences in sample characteristics and size, as well as degree of statistical control for potential confounders and the examination of moderating characteristics, have led to differing conclusions regarding the long-term effect of prenatal substance exposure on growth.