Sentence examples for examining the figures from inspiring English sources

Examining the figures and data indicate good fitting of the experimental data to the model.

While not reported as significant in the original publications, examining the figures in references [34], [36] supports such a conclusion.

The primary goal of Figure Facts is to shift students' focus away from the text of research articles and encourage them to spend more time examining the figures, thus sharpening students' data interpretation skills.

If you examine the figures, they have not found any evidence of a hidden network in three years.

At the big firms, at least, independent auditors examine the figures and how they were reached.

A few months ago, the economics team at Goldman Sachs examined the figures and decided that structural changes account for less than half of the decline.

It might look on the face of it as if sparkling wine sales are booming, but when you examine the figures it's all about prosecco.

Mr O'Connor, who had already put out a buy note this morning ahead of the trading news, said he had been dragged back from the pub to examine the figures.

The I.F.S., whose role is to police government policy on tax and spending, has no such insecurity: whenever the government makes a forecast or produces a budget, the I.F.S. examines the figures, finds the various nasties that have been glossed over, and explains them to the public.

To be honest, there is always a temptation to just read the abstract and then examine the figures, which is the academic equivalent of reading the blurb on the back of a book, then flicking through and looking at the pretty pictures.

This "vast, inspiring and enormously entertaining book," as our reviewer, Jonathan Rosen, called it, examines the figures who shaped Roosevelt's conservation ethic and the experiences that evoked his love of nature.