Sentence examples for in its analyses of from inspiring English sources

• To the Editor: While trenchant in its analyses of the state of graduate education, Mark C. Taylor's call to "end the university" actually does not go far enough.

Although it's set in the 1990's and was begun before Sept. 11, "Snow" is eerily prescient, both in its analyses of fundamentalist attitudes and in the nature of the repression and rage and conspiracies and violence it depicts.

And the Food and Drug Administration says it has not been able to find evidence of an increased risk of the unusual fractures in its analyses, including one of data from makers of bisphosphonates, the osteoporosis drugs.

In addition, limited sequence information was obtained from individuals representing six breeds, which allowed identification of putative SNP, a major resource for the HapMap Project which used 34,470 of these in its analyses.

53 57 88 121 An Estonian multilevel study included neighbourhood level data in its analyses and found neighbourhood level effects of unemployment (10% increment in unemployment AOR 5.95, 95% CI 2.47 to 14.31) and habitat change since 1989 (10% change AOR 1.89, 95% CI 1.09 to 3.26) to be both associated with HIV prevalence (results not presented).

We are part of the research team that developed the empirical risk-adjustment method used by the National Institute of Cardiovascular Outcomes Research NICORR) in its comparative analyses of UK centre outcomes in March and April 2013.

NASA's Mars rover Curiosity has detected no methane in its first analyses of the Martian atmosphere — news that will doubtless disappoint those who hope to find life on the Red Planet.

Although internet-based continuing education is still in its infancy, analyses of 16 controlled studies have provided subjective evidence of short-term changes in provider behaviors [ 30].

Arko Advice offers its clients in-depth analyses of congressmen's votes but says it does not try to influence those votes.

Analysis of NL presence/absence is routine in forensic investigations, which is noted not only in its increasingly prevalence in analyses of archaeological populations [31] [34], but especially now in its application to fossil human teeth [35], [36].

Ikea said it had started its own in-house DNA analyses of all meat products in the range two weeks ago.