Sentence examples for powerful analyses from inspiring English sources
With the advent of more powerful analyses that consider hundreds of nuclear markers, the resolution and power of phylogenetic analyses has drastically increased [ 72, 73].
Last week in a speech to the right-wing thinktank Politeia Michael Gove audaciously extended the 'forces of conservatism' charge to cover even bodies such as the National Audit Office and the Public Accounts Committee whose measured but powerful analyses of the acute dangers of the current direction of travel have clearly riled him.
It allows the scientists to do some really powerful analyses you normally can't do".
The precise weighting and power of these various factors is, of course, a matter of tremendous disagreement and controversy, and much of the field of development economics is devoted to developing more complete and powerful analyses of how the relative wealth and poverty of nations is to be explained.
In the current study enough coronary events have accrued over a long follow-up period to carry out powerful analyses.
The large sample sizes allow for a variety of powerful analyses that include both replication and discovery opportunities.
Android Alarm clock apps are plentiful on the Google Play store, but this one claims to be a bit more powerful: analysing your sleep patterns using its accelerometer to ensure it wakes you up during a "light sleep phase" for minimal grumpiness.
Finally, future studies should favor the use of more powerful statistical analyses, such as multivariate regression analyses or multivariate analysis of variance (MANOVA), and add variables that significantly differ between respondents and non-respondents as covariates in statistical models [ 52].
Identifying the statistical distribution that best fits citation data is important to allow robust and powerful quantitative analyses.
Combining multiple federal databases, such as through record linkage techniques, can help researchers address more refined questions and produce more powerful statistical analyses.
As it evolves, he says the wider vision is to add more layers to expand its capabilities — so it could, for example, compute imaging data from medical scans together with molecular genomics data to support more powerful predictive analyses.
