(The felicitous use of red in both Mr. Meisel's and Mr. Sultan's series might be analyzed).
Their reasons were entirely trivial: one cited the difficult of putting together a data set (wouldn't this have to be done anyway in order to publish a paper?); another was concerned that the data might be analyzed using invalid methods (surely a judgment for the scientific community as a whole).
His method is innovative: citing Noam Chomsky's theory that a universal grammar underlies all human speech and that an "innate grammatical competence" allows for the creation and understanding of language, Bernstein proposes that music might be analyzed not with the conventional tools of music theory but by using linguistic procedures.
Photographs posted to Instagram offer a vast array of features that might be analyzed for psychological insight.
Wet-lab data generated at one site might be analyzed by group members cyber-networking from a distance.
In the future, combinations of gene variants might be analyzed by "omics" approach, where bioinformatics integrate genomics, epigenomics, transcriptomics, proteomics and metabolomics [73, 74].
In the case of stretched exponential relaxation function, the PL decay might be analyzed more thoroughly by recovering the distribution of recombination rates [18].
For example, "priority implies diversity" might be analyzed as "(x)(y)(x is prior to y ⊃ x is not y)" (PLA, 205 06; for further discussion see Klement 2004).
Similarly, customer feedback information and warranty claims, which are commonly stored in warranty databases might be analyzed to improve quality and reliability and reduce costs in areas, including product development processes, advanced product design, and manufacturing.
This is an argument that might be analyzed and assessed in a number of ways, in terms of general criteria for good argument or as an instance of a particular scheme of argument (in this case the scheme "two wrongs reasoning" or "argument from waste").
