Sentence examples for more explicit analysis from inspiring English sources

Shin (2008) conducted a more explicit analysis of the burden of child-rearing costs and their impact on fertility rates.

There may be more explicit analysis of surrogate outcomes in those documents.

The CWA approach incorporates social and team interactions, but a more explicit analysis of team aspects can reveal more information for systems design.

The work would greatly benefit from a more extensive and more explicit analysis of the evolutionary conservation of overlapping regions (ORs).

These can be overcome by using a discrete choice experiment which would allow for a more explicit analysis of trade-offs between the various BEIVs and might offer greater discriminatory power than Likert-scales [ 36].

The claims in the paper are now supported by more explicit quantitative analysis, reported in the main figures, the text and supplementary material.

Beyond the flexibility of simulation, an additional benefit of this approach to power studies is that it requires investigators to be more explicit about their analysis plan.

Our point of departure was therefore that a more explicit and systematic analysis of what kind of moral issues and ethical challenges that arise, could be of great value for health care practitioners in order to improve the quality of care when dealing with coercion.

Although many articles present case studies, such comparative case analysis would require more explicit use of formal case study analysis approaches than is common.

All of these groups require more in-depth and explicit analysis in the academic literature and in policy formation.

In California under CEQA, case law has provided more explicit support for health analysis in EIA.