Sentence examples for experience with analysing from inspiring English sources

This search was supplemented by the authors' experience with analysing and deciphering nursing labour market trends within the Canadian context.

Attention will be given to providing both applied experience with regression analyses and knowledge of the underlying statistical theory.

The dataset decomposition technique used in DACTAL is inspired by theoretical results related to supertree estimation methods and observations from extensive experience with phylogenetic analyses of large datasets; the iterative technique, however, is purely empirically motivated.

Analyses were conducted among all patients (treatment-naïve and experienced) with sub-analyses among treatment-naïve patients where appropriate.

The evaluation was conducted by a working group comprising independent experts from various backgrounds — economics, social sciences, human rights, gender-based rights, social policies — and evaluators with experience in analysing various social programmes with a focus on excluded groups.

Based on our experience with previous meta-analyses, we acknowledge that we may have missed studies and/or made data entry errors.

CH is Consultant in Public Health with experience of analysing death certificate data.

GRD is Principal Public Health Intelligence Analyst with experience of analysing death certificate data.

It also included participants from five large coffee processing companies to examine their opinions and experience with the purpose of analysing the current sustainability practices of the coffee supply chain and identifying weaknesses in order to make improvements.

In total, 22 tapes (i.e. 61% sampling density) were independently rated by 2 masters-level graduates with prior experience of analysing language who had received training on the fidelity manual together with reading the source material (i.e. self-help manual).

In this paper, over 50 years of experience with such devices is analysed and it is shown that, in the vast majority of circumstances, the sole requirement for biocompatibility in a medical device intended for long-term contact with the tissues of the human body is that the material shall do no harm to those tissues, achieved through chemical and biological inertness.