Sentence examples for intensive analysis of from inspiring English sources

The most intensive analysis of long-range navigation has been undertaken with homing pigeons.

After intensive analysis of the video record of the Columbia's liftoff, engineers now believe that the foam that struck the wing was about 1,240 cubic inches, weighing about 2 pounds, traveling about 775 feet a second.

For example, most schools emphasize the importance of the therapeutic relationship, an intensive analysis of problem situations, and beneficial alterations in the patient's thoughts and behaviour.

Later studies in history and the philosophy of science were followed, after 1850, by his writings on moral theology and by an intensive analysis of the work of Immanuel Kant.

Therefore, an intensive analysis of the involved anatomic structures was done.

Path 1 is designed based on intensive analysis of different prosodic features.

This rather limited finding is partly ascribed to the lack of intensive analysis on undiscovered genetic determinants such as rare variants and gene-gene interactions.

The Times claims that Facebook's site changes will make it much more difficult for ad-blocking tools to identify ads, and that re-blocking them after they've been re-served would require a resource-intensive analysis of the ads themselves.

Recently, the computational requirements for large-scale data-intensive analysis of scientific data have grown significantly.

Such findings can be useful in generating hypotheses for more in-depth and resource-intensive analysis of specific contaminants and health outcomes.

To support a data-intensive analysis of environmental chemicals, we have developed a system called ACToR (Aggregated Computational Toxicology Resource) (Judson et al. 2008; U.S. EPA 2008a), which is a database holding essentially all publicly available information on chemical identity, structure, physical chemical properties, in vitro assay results, and in vivo toxicology data.