Sentence examples for more powerful analytical from inspiring English sources
It is now developing more powerful analytical systems to work alongside the x-ray machines and mobile radiation detectors being supplied to customs officials.Next week the United States will use a meeting in London of the International Maritime Organisation, the UN organisation that oversees the oceans, to promote a controversial scheme to extend its own borders.
Organizational psychologists, armed with more data and more powerful analytical tools, are developing detailed and useful models of corporate culture.
As banks upgrade their crime-detection and crime-fighting capabilities, their arsenals will increasingly include more powerful analytical models, artificial intelligence and the help of regtech specialists.
Today, computers are faster, and terrestrial seismologists have developed far more powerful analytical techniques, so lunar researchers have taken another crack at the Apollo seismic data, which were recorded by the five sensors and radioed back until the mid-1970s.
Before Bedout makes the list of proven impact craters, say Grieve and the others, Becker and her colleagues need to examine the minerals with more powerful analytical tools, such as micro-Raman spectroscopy.
Economists believe they have more powerful analytical tools (bigger data sets, bigger computation systems) and that their department attracts smarter students for whom their courses are designed to be mathematically torturous.
Discriminant analysis performs a similar function to logistic regression but differs in the assumption that the independent variables are normally distributed and variance is equal across groups [ 28, 29], in which case discriminant function analysis is considered to be a more powerful and efficient analytical strategy [ 29].
Beyond that, and all in all, I was hoping for a more powerful and pro-actively analytical tool to help visualize a body of written work by, if I can put it this way, surfacing its shape.
One is the availability of new analytical approaches and more powerful supercomputers.
Unions were more powerful.
