In-house analysis of its friend graph in February found just 3.57 degrees separating its 16 billion members.
According to two Tbilisi-based economists, "Georgia rushed into this agreement without a careful "in-house" analysis of the deal it is getting into".
Marc Falcone and Jason N. Ader, equity experts for Bear Stearns, wrote an extensive in-house analysis of the nation's horse racing industry last December, and the two generally found the sport ready for a rebound, though only under certain terms.
The cross-party social media sniping is well under way – and making Twitter even more intolerable than usual, with the platform's in-house analysis of the #ausvotes hashtag so far finding more mentions of @AustralianLabor than @LiberalAus – make of that what you will.
Utilizing random method, sizing criteria, and in-house analysis codes, an automated scoping methodology is developed.
That's priced according to the needs of each client and operates much like a consulting partnership, with Techlist working to provide requests using its database and in-house analysis.
On March 5, the SEIU released its in-house analysis of these lobbying efforts, accusing the Chamber and others for carrying water for a select few companies opposed to the Employee Free Choice Act.
An in-house analysis of 992 pNL43 clonal sequences obtained by deep sequencing under the same PCR conditions used to generate patient samples showed a mean (SD) nucleotide mismatch rate of 0.07% (0.13%), which is almost identical to previous reports [14] and corresponds to a variability rate of 1.69×10-5, withen the range of the expected PCR error.
Further in-house analysis was performed in GeneSpring GX.10 (Agilent).
An additional in-house analysis tool, In Silico Genotyper (S. Beckstrom-Sternberg et al., unpub.
