Sentence examples for expanding the analysis from inspiring English sources
This paper applies AHP to the decision-making process, expanding the analysis method to allow for the decision maker׳s preference.
We propose expanding the analysis of the handoff beyond the single point of transfer to include a routine of interrelated activities leading up to the transfer of responsibility.
However, further investigations expanding the analysis beyond the cavity are needed in order to evaluate the influence of the DSF on the thermal comfort in the user space.
Here, limitations to the approach and the overall methodology to understand the complex socio-spatial relationships of cities become apparent, and the benefits of expanding the analysis to include, for instance, agent-based modeling is, we argue, clear.
But when expanding the analysis scale and taking the feedbacks between the elements into consideration, the element's goal may conflict with that of its related elements, which in turn feedback to it and affect its movements.
The conclusion that unemployment rates have greater fixity across markets than does employment growth is robust to use of weights, use of 3-month versus 1-month unemployment and employment measures, and to expanding the analysis to include small MSAs not identified in the CPS.
Chart Three expands the analysis to what Piketty calls other "Anglo-Saxon countries" — Australia, Canada, and the United Kingdom — and it confirms that rising inequality is a global phenomenon.
Ms. Macnab said client response to the initial effort had been so positive that WGSN will expand the analysis program after the spring/summer 2014 shows in September.
We can also expand the analysis to include all teams that were in playoff contention, regardless of their record at the time.
When we expanded the analysis to look at children born into the bottom fifth who had made it into one of the top two fifths, the chances were 21.1 percent for Obama areas and 22.1 percent for Romney areas.
In addition, I expand the analysis by adding welfare participation, rather than focusing only on labor supply.
