Sentence examples for great analytics from inspiring English sources

Lots of companies provide great analytics tools for online publishing, like Chartbeat for articles or Hootsuite for social media management.

When it comes to marketing, some digital marketing tactics may result into great analytics.

"The first-down line isn't fancy, and SimulCam is a great analytic tool".

Alexis de Tocqueville represents a turning away from Romantic historiography in his great analytic studies of social principles in De la démocratie en Amérique (1835 40; Democracy in America) and L'Ancien Régime et la Révolution (1856; The Old Regime and the Revolution).

Data use and reuse is multifaceted and must consider the complex interplay of social and technical systems at work to enable greater analytics.

"I had taught myself a little theory in an undisciplined way, and now, I thought, I would learn the whole corpus of psychoanalytic theory from the great teachers of the greatest analytic institute in the world.

The development of troponin assays with increased diagnostic sensitivity and greater analytic precision has improved the diagnosis of myocardial infarction in high risk patients.

As Brown (2006) noted, the use of the FA model provides greater analytic flexibility than the IRT framework because traditional IRT models can be embedded within a larger model that includes additional variables to explain the item parameters as well as the latent trait (e.g., Ferrando et al. 2013; Glöckner-Rist and Hoijtink 2003; Lu et al. 2005).

Research should shift from attempts to forecast acceptance and engage with 'actual' examples of insect consumption; social, practical and contextual factors affecting food consumption should be emphasised; and – following work on the establishment of other novel foods – early adopters, rather than general populations, should receive greater analytic attention.

However, in practice, the two approaches are very similar; Catchpole and Morgan [3] used the Hessian of the likelihood, as do we, because of its greater analytic tractability.

The last two possibilities may also be considered more probable with the use of ICA algorithms compared to other functional connectivity methods (i.e. CCAs), given their greater analytic complexity (however, see [47]).