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Not that Mr. Sunkara, who is also the magazine's publisher, dismisses the value of pop-culture come-ons (the new issue includes a radical analysis of the Onion's online reality-television satire "Sex House") or good visuals.

Although La Fresnaye incorporated Cubist techniques into his paintings, he retained a naturalistic style, never fully embracing the radical analysis of form employed by Georges Braque and Pablo Picasso.

Zoe Williams's touching plea to reconfigure the legacy of the former PM (We need to talk about the legacy of Tony Blair, 9 April) only serves to reinforce the widely held view that even the "liberal" media is incapable of offering the radical analysis of our current woeful condition that the times demand.

Liberation politics created a more radical analysis of the experience of the rights of Maori people, almost landless, and whose language and culture was besieged.

Kahn's The Economics of Equality LID pamphlet gave an "incisive radical analysis of what it would take to end racial oppression".

The RADICAL analysis of degen1, nt12, AA, and degen1-nt3 shows high degradation points and a low AUC for this node, suggesting that increasing the number of concatenated genes in these data sets leads to greater difficulty in estimating this node.

But when it comes to Jacobin's goal of smuggling radical analysis out of the intellectual ghetto and into the mainstream Mr. Sunkara's motto seems to be: by any means necessary.

While developing an increasingly convincing line on cronyism and rapacious capitalism at home, the Labour party has failed to apply such a moderately radical analysis to poverty in the rest of the world, which suffers far more than the UK from this global economic disease.

In our nt123 RADICAL analysis, each of the ten paths includes the node supporting Saturniidae + Sphingidae (Node 2) for 725 concatenated genes and only four replicates above 725 genes do not include this node.

The outcome of a RADICAL analysis is a characterization of the strength of support for the concatenated phylogenetic hypothesis over the course of a concatenation chain.

We conducted a RADICAL analysis using an alignment of 13 cyanobacterial genomes provided by Shi and Falkowski (2008).