Sentence examples for national analyses from inspiring English sources

For our national analyses, we used the biogeographically-based estimates of mean and uncertainty of carbon balance in each region to estimate the area-weighted mean mature Amazon forest carbon balance per country, based on the area of forest represented in each biogeographical region in each nation.

Lost in the news reports I've seen so far, including national analyses of the situation, is the fact that the two most viable candidates for defeating the mayor of the nation's third largest city are women.

Data from all countries were then combined into a single analytic data set for the cross national analyses.

Prior studies have pointed to the misclassification of suicide as a clear source of bias in national analyses.

For the purpose of the national analyses and evaluation of perinatal health care, both rates (according to BW ≥ 500 g and ≥ 1000 g) are used.

The goal is for the individual countries to carry out subsequent national analyses (using their country-specific data) and publish the results.

The Health Survey for England (HSE) is a nationally-representative survey of the English population living in private households, but sub-national analyses can be performed only at a regional level because of sample size.

Thus, the evidence based on sub-national analyses of middle-income countries is still scarce.

This enables cross-national analyses to detect general patterns as well as the analysis of specific countries (Lieberman, 2005, p. 450).

Quantitative, cross-national analyses suggest that many of these forces work jointly in regionally distinctive ways to facilitate the expansion of planted forest (Zhang et al, 2006; Rudel, 2009).

First, as with all cross-national analyses, the potential exists for ecological fallacies.