Sentence examples for prominent analyses from inspiring English sources

I just wanted to call attention to a few of the more prominent analyses that crossed my desk when the housing bubble first caught my attention.

While many of the prominent analyses (Eggertsson and Krugman 2012; Krugman 2009; Reinhart and Rogoff 2009) focus on poor financial regulation, liquidity traps, etc., this paper argues that the housing bubble emerged as a means to paper over the deflationary tendencies of the structural transformation away from manufacturing.

Among the most prominent contemporary analyses of the positive concept of liberty are Milne (1968), Gibbs (1976), C. Taylor (1979) and Christman (1991, 2005).

In the present paper we also detected a number of potential costs associated with this cooperative aggregation behavior that were more prominent in analyses including within-strain variation.

Anthony Hobley, chief executive of thinktank Carbon Tracker which has been prominent in analysing the carbon bubble, said the bank's latest move could lead to important changes.

In this study, the differences of longitudinal 2D-STE variables among groups were prominent when the analyses were based upon averaged global deformation comparing to the analyses across six myocardial regions.

Prominent among these analyses is Charles Darwin's very interesting discussion of the origin of morals in The Descent of Man.

Most prominent, order level analyses gave outcomes comparable to those obtained considering Carabidae species.

Several of the most prominent Foucaultian-feminist analyses of power draw on his account of disciplinary power in order to critically analyze normative femininity.

"Adjacent" stages show a progression of gene expression changes primarily along component one, a pattern of continuously decreasing gene expression across time, a pattern that we also identified as prominent in clustering analyses.

Geographic disparities were most prominent in multivariable analyses, with stronger beliefs in environmental causation yet lower self-efficacy in managing exposures in the northwestern-most province.