Sentence examples for mainstream analyses from inspiring English sources

But missing from mainstream analyses is the extent to which the growth that we've had since the Second World War, astronomical levels of growth, have been correlated with two things.

Proponents of this approach begin by observing that most mainstream analyses of globalization either ignore or devalue care.

Unfortunately, these perspectives are marginalized from the mainstream analyses of water and ecological resource governance although the river bank communities are the main focus of the basin development.

Like mainstream statistical analyses, for example, cases differ quantitatively across causal conditions.

I conclude with a discussion on the marginalised role of health in mainstream resource curse analyses, and with an appeal for considering broader perspectives on causal mechanisms, including indicators of inequalities and social outcomes.

Actually, what we need is for you and your brother prelates to stop demonizing leading Catholic feminist theologians and integrate their analyses into mainstream Catholic theology.

While most analyses in mainstream American media in recent years have centered on automated cars and manufacturing, robots are coming for coders, too.

Interestingly, certain of Hayek's ideas about knowledge (especially its tacit dimension) do not fit in so easily with mainstream information economics, so his analyses may with equal justice be seen as posing challenges to as well as anticipating later developments.

The pooled chemical analyses of the mainstream smoke of research cigarettes as described above suggested that there are statistically significant increases in the slopes of the linear regressions in the nicotine-based yields of seven smoke constituents with increasing sugar application levels, most importantly for formaldehyde, benzene, and acrolein.

Critiquing the efficacy of mainstream industrial cluster theory to analyse hybridised cleantech clustering, this paper presents a unique synthesis of current thought on multiscalar environmental governance and socio-spatial formations to explore the practices and potentialities of these hybridised cleantech clusters.

This paper sought to expand the existing knowledge base, and to encourage researchers to mainstream gender issues in future health workforce analyses.