Sentence examples for most authoritative analysis from inspiring English sources

But this study is likely to be regarded as the most authoritative analysis of the scandal in the Catholic Church in America.

Perhaps by listening to the opinions of the "like-minded foreigners" that Justice Scalia views as a threat, we can avoid future foreign policy that has been executed on motives that now prove wrong, as the government's most authoritative analysis of the Iraqi threat was deemed to be.

"We will also be redoubling our efforts to develop the Wall Street Journal and its digital properties globally, which continue to serve the world's most influential readers with the most authoritative news and analysis," said Thomson.

From the meta-analysis of the most authoritative published studies [ 5– 8] it can be concluded that the sensitivity of Pap test combined with the HPV DNA test is higher than the sensitivity of each individual method.

Initially, however, it is not necessary to make a data set since 19 data sets from the most authoritative books on the subject ("Meta-analysis in Medical Research" by Sutton et al [ 10], "Systematic Reviews in Health Care, Meta-Analysis in Context" by Egger et al [ 6], and Systematic Reviews in Health Care, A Practial Guide by Glasziou et al [ 7]) have been included in the program.

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Calman is a detailed and authoritative analysis of Scotland's constitutional future.

Well, sometimes even the most authoritative analyses get things wrong.