Sentence examples for many other analyses from inspiring English sources
The World Bank and many other analyses have proved over and over again that where women are mistreated, where they are denied equal rights, you will find instability that very often serves as an incubator of extremism.
Many other analyses on the robustness problem were presented in [14 16].
Like many other analyses in our collaboration, we have more analysis work ahead before we are ready to present results.
CSH has compiled an impressive summary of the four recent studies and many other analyses that clearly show the success and promise of supportive housing.
Whereas many other analyses of homicide take a criminal justice approach to the problem -- such as the number of cops on the beat, harshness of prison sentences, or adoption of the death penalty -- Kawachi used a public health perspective that emphasized social relations.
Many other analyses 14, 27– 30 fit with the results of this model.
One wonders how many other unreported analyses were done until the authors were able to find this particular set of approaches.
Adding those variables to the administrative data would cost relatively little and would allow many other interesting analyses as well.
This is the case with many other plants analysed in this effort, and it may be explained by limitations of record compilations or the unavailability of data under stress for the plant, since these are secondary metabolites induced for specific functions and a large number of biosynthetic genes may lie dormant under natural conditions.
Similarly, many national and European policies and, as well as many lifecycle and other analyses, mistakenly ignore biogenic emissions from energy use without including changes in land-based carbon as a result of that bioenergy use.
Unlike many other granular motion analyses, in the granular damping analysis the movements of the granules are strongly coupled with that of the host structure, and the granules experience extremely frequent collisions with each other.
