Sentence examples for managers to analyse from inspiring English sources

The game is now inextricably linked to the sport via collaboration with Prozone, data software used by professional managers to analyse their team's performance and future opposition.

Remote-sensing data permit rangeland managers to analyse the spatial distribution of vegetation cover and types over time and to quantitatively analyse that vegetation.

Together these models have been implemented in the Forecaster growth and yield simulator (West et al. 2013), enabling forest managers to analyse the effects of different combinations of site and silviculture on wood density.

The wood density models described in this paper have been implemented within the Forecaster growth and yield simulator (West et al. 2013) allowing forest managers to analyse the effects of different combinations of site and silviculture on wood density (see Appendix for details).

The matrix supports in this paper helped policy makers and top managers to analyse the complex task of coping with long waiting times and appropriateness.

Global datasets enable scientists and disaster managers to analyse hazard and risk within a global context of systematic information.

Graphs of wine sales and inventory data, mark-up and inventory turnover ratio enable the restaurant manager to analyse, improve and monitor the wine list, wine inventory and wine supplier performance.

We used Review Manager 5 to analyse the data, using risk ratio (RR) with 95% CIs to assess estimates of effect.

England had meandered somewhat after the interval against the Ukrainians, a weariness creeping into their display which Fabio Capello and his general manager, Franco Baldini, intend to analyse.

CD was carried out on a Jasco-700 series spectropolarimeter, with the Spectra Manager software used to analyse the data.

We used Review Manager (version 5.1) to analyse the mean differences in the cardiovascular disease risk parameters for each body mass index category compared with normal weight children, and where possible stratified by sex.