Sentence examples for produced analysis from inspiring English sources

Now the thinktank has produced analysis that explores the phenomenon in detail and suggests there are significant variations according to the father's socio-economic background.

It's likely the Hooper/Pocock heroics would have produced analysis suggesting the All Blacks should play very little rugby against the same opposition – i.e. run less and kick the ball more to negate the advantage of two openside flankers playing together; if Hooper and Pocock are going to lord it at the breakdown, they'll have to backtrack before they can run forward into the contact area.

The UK government has produced analysis papers on the subjects of borders and citizenship and work and pensions.

It would be very easy for a new owner to turn the current programme into a low-cost interview show with just headline news and claim it was still producing analysis.

It is also intended to provide opportunities for "hybrid" products, including analytical commentaries on Media Metrix data and databases that help Jupiter produce analysis of more narrowly defined market segments.

Search produces analysis after the fact, while track produces interactions that change the events themselves.

Right now, Orbital produces analysis about retail, agricultural yield forecasting, and competitive intelligence for the U.S. government (though Crawford says he's not allowed to say which agencies Orbital works with).

But this combination of valuable skills doesn't necessarily mean they're equipped to produce analysis worthy of influencing strategy and decision making in the global corporate world.

The original plan in 2001 had BlackLine producing analysis tools for wealth management firms.

The second major component of this new enterprise - and Susan's mission here - is to add vitality and impact to POLITICO's daily report by marshaling the best outside contributors to produce analysis, argument and first-person perspectives on the news of the day.

Lower values produce analysis on greater variety of taxa, whereas higher values limit the taxonomical scope only to the most studied taxa.