Sentence examples for product an analysis from inspiring English sources

But because of a dive in the Internet economy and last year's energy crisis, California has fallen back to sixth place in gross domestic product, an analysis by the Los Angeles Economic Development Corporation shows.

To assess potential immunomodulatory effects of a drug, pollutant, or natural product, an analysis of an exposed host's ability to resist challenge with a viable bacteria is one of the best gauges.

A typical teaser might include an assessment of a company's current products, an analysis of competing products and a few ideas for new products.

Using this product enabled an analysis of elongation without an intervening strand-transfer step.

To verify that each primer pair produced only a single PCR product, a dissociation analysis was carried out from 60°C to 95°C and analyzed with the Dissociation Curve 1.0 program (Applied Biosystems).

To determine the in vitro activity of the 2-AQ natural product, a MIC analysis was performed to quantitatively measure its activity against BCC species and other GNF-GNR [ 13].

A product analysis checks whether a product is known to violate Bellman's principle, and a runtime analysis phase computes the asymptotically optimal runtime and verifies whether the designer's choice of table allocation (when explicitly given) actually achieves such a runtime.

Google specifically gave permission for Motorola Mobility MMII) to file a new lawsuit against Apple over its iPhone 4S and iCloud products, according to an analysis of the takeover agreement in which the search giant aims to buy the struggling mobile maker.

The steel industry tariffs are issued and withdrawn on a product-by-product basis, based on an analysis of who makes what where.

To assess the impact of variations in the cost of raw materials and the price of products, a sensitivity analysis was conducted by varying the prices from 0 to 300 % of those used in the corresponding base case scenarios.

Six years ago, large American companies that disclosed their foreign sales sold about a third of their products abroad, according to an analysis by Howard Silverblatt, senior index analyst at Standard & Poor's.