But that is a tendentious, misleadingly partial analysis.
The rest of the story is devoted to a partial analysis about the author.
That's because the Congressional Budget Office ― the official scorekeeper for the legislative branch ― says it will release only a partial analysis by then.
You can now get a partial analysis of your genome in a few weeks for less than a hundred dollars.
Indeed, Bristol-Myers did its own partial analysis of the data and found the drug might have worked for as few as 12.5percentt of the patients while ImClone had said it worked for 22.5percentt.
Only partial analysis comparing, for instance, the influence of different payment vehicles on protesting, has been conducted to date.
Trevor W. Nagel & Walter J. St. Onge III, Housing Bonds and Tax Reform: The Perils of a Partial Analysis of Low-Income Housing Programs, 6 Yale L. & Pol'y Rev. (1988).
She eliminated, in her editing, more than half of the references to the most recent "conservation assessment," a 610-page compilation and partial analysis of all available data on sage grouse populations, territory, historical trends and adaptability by a group of experts written for the Western Association of Fish and Wildlife Agencies.
We applied direct multivariate analysis combined with partial analysis to quantify the effects of environmental variables on bird species in this study.
Increasingly, new meaning is also constructed by inanimate computers that do at least partial analysis, and synthesis of patterns and tokens of meaning then present the results using a visual display.
This data article contains the partial analysis (descriptive statistics) of data obtained from 1770 primary school pupils and secondary school students in three Local Government Areas of Ogun State, Nigeria.
