Sentence examples for modified the analysis from inspiring English sources

This year, I've modified the analysis to reflect the factor that I described above: that we expect smaller-than-average convention bounces because of the low volatility of the polling up to this point in time.

Finally, we further modified the analysis to evaluate how long SCIT would need to be efficacious before another round of therapy could be implemented and remain economically advantageous.

We have modified the analysis to take this into account, normalising the number of DMRs in each bin by the number of regions present in the corresponding bin.

Here, we modified the analysis of MAPK signaling to encompass an earlier and, most likely, more relevant time point for analyzing the cause of disrupted Sry expression.

Therefore, we also modified the analysis to evaluate the number of years required between each treatment schedule for SCIT to remain economically advantageous.

However, we have slightly modified the analysis to avoid a bias we believe is inherent in the analysis as originally performed by Harrison et al. (2012).

This system, which uses acetylcholine as a neurotransmitter, is presumably involved in sharpening, or otherwise modifying, the analysis that is made in the cochlea.

(The following analysis slightly modifies the analysis in Gorr 1986, 391 397; and Berman 2002, 55 59.[9]) The passerby prefers the consequent in (b), so we compare the conditional (a) to the baseline.

More accurate estimates of all nine elastic constants are obtained by modifying the analysis of Gibson and Ashby (1997) to account for the nodes at the intersection of the vertical and inclined members.

Moreover, even when investment bankers undertook due diligence of capability design projects, "we often hire strategy consultants to analyze the implications of the uncertainty and help modify the analysis", i.e., complementing desktop valuation to reflect the concerns that arose during discussions about uncertainty "if desktop valuation is possible".

When Marc modifies the analysis to reduce a larger chunk of US emissions, its results encompass Jacobson's own central estimate: $14.6 Trillion.