Sentence examples for issues for analysis from inspiring English sources

Our intention in presenting the correlational example that follows is to clearly illustrate the relevant issues for analysis, which apply equally to regression analysis, which is a correlational model.

Also we did not attempt to capture co-occurring or changing diagnoses which present potentially complex issues for analysis in a secondary care sample and which we felt were beyond the scope of this initial report.

Issues for analysis included the impact of HIV/AIDS at work, dealing with difficulties because of HIV/AIDS (such as fear of infection, stigma, emotions and workload), support required and offered at work, general working conditions, and staff motivation.

For braided and woven composites, comprehensive literature reviews (Xu, 2011; Sevenois and Van Paepegem, 2015; Wang et al. 2015) unveiled that considering appropriate damage mechanisms was the key issue for analysis of textile composites subjected to fatigue.

Mean genetic distance of adjacent markers is 22.2 cM, with the minimum being 8.2 cM; this means LD wouldn't be an issue for analysis of population genetics.

This creates an issue for analysis of gains and losses due to these sampling biases.

Secondly, we focused on articles that utilise IPD obtained from multiple studies (or sources), and did not consider articles which used a single database containing clustering (e.g. by practice); such articles raise similar issues for the analysis, but we wanted to focus on the typical IPD meta-analysis scenario where IPD studies are obtained and then synthesised.

Other Information on the Web: Journalism Ethics Forum (//www.ait.ac.nz/depts/journ/invest/jethics.html) presents case studies and enables journalists to present ethical issues for independent analysis.

Table 1 Architectural issues for WCET analysis of standard processors and proposed architectural solutions.

One of the key issues for the analysis and the management of the environmental status is the integration of information from various sources, being in situ, airborne or space borne sensors or environmental databases.

But when health data can be shared with not just a patient, but with doctors, caregivers, pharmacists and others afflicted with the same issues for deeper analysis and comparison, it can be used to improve patient health at greater speed and scale.