Sentence examples for more scientific analysis from inspiring English sources

It is a subject that calls for a more scientific analysis than we can give here.

… Scott Gediman, a spokesman for Yosemite, said the current plan incorporated more scientific analysis and public input than the two previous ones.

Worse, the investigation revealed that some physicians had indicated in medical records that the patients had blockages of 80 to 90 percent when a later, more scientific analysis of a sampling of cases revealed the blockages had ranged from 33 to 53 percent.

"I think that's generally true now that we have a very large set of [LegacyTree] data, and since about July of last year we started doing more scientific analysis of the data that we collected with some specific goals in mind, and we found that some aspects of the problem that we're studying turned out to be more complicated or different than what we had thought or anticipated.

The Drug Enforcement Administration announced Thursday that it is ending the federal government's decades-long monopoly on cultivation of marijuana for research purposes, a move that is expected to usher in more scientific analysis of the plant's medical benefits.

Another, perhaps more scientific analysis of the most nationwide crime data from FBI databases concluded in 2015 that "private citizens are far more likely to use guns to harm others or themselves than to use them to kill in self-defense".

We assume that troubles arising from science and technology gone wrong — from climate change to runaway population growth — are best addressed by applying more complete information, subjected to more thorough scientific analysis.

"More recently we have made a more thorough scientific analysis of the effects on the productivity and basically found no or in fact perhaps even a positive effect of the restriction".

Collection of a larger cohort of well-documented NS patients was seen as a high priority to initiate more definitive scientific analysis of this problem, empowering more detailed genetic analysis.

But if Mr Lo really wants his new, more scientific technical analysis to catch on, he may need to find a way to make it look good on the telly.* Foundations of technical analysis: computational algorithms, statistical inference, and empirical implementation", by Andrew Lo, Harry Mamaysky and Jiang Wang, Journal of Finance, August 2000.

But at Stumptown I marveled at the snaking line of customers shelling out cash and decided it was time for a more scientific cost analysis.