Sentence examples for remarkable analysis from inspiring English sources

In "The Middle Passage" (1962), Naipaul provides a remarkable analysis of the limitations of the West Indian writer: **{:.break one} ** Living in a borrowed culture, the West Indian, more than most, needs writers to tell him who he is and where he stands.

In this remarkable analysis, Green identified the mismatch between the political need for scientific certainty versus the notion of probability, which dominates the world of scientific thinking as the principal cause of this conflict.

Brown provides a remarkable analysis of how natural resources were used by this growing population in a sustainable manner.

Chambers [ 79] has provided a remarkable analysis of the multiple and complex dimensions of poverty or well-being, and related perceptions.

Over the phone, he offered up a remarkable impromptu analysis, weighing Jeter's career and current statistics against the inevitable decline that had befallen, said Rose, even "me, Willie, Hank," the last two being Mays and Aaron.

It was confirmed that the use of a filter bank can similarly achieve remarkable spectral analysis with the use of a larger set of samples but much less computational complexity.

It was part of a remarkable self-analysis that Dubinsky conducted for reporters after the Rangers' first practice ahead of Thursday's playoff opener against Ottawa.

This was based on the findings of a remarkable meta-analysis that included 45 cohorts and a total of 1,555,332 participants that confirmed that both GFR and UAE are independent predictors of cardiovascular and renal outcomes (1).

Indeed, Miliband's courage in standing up to vested interests has been remarkable, and his analysis of the issues at stake – in what will truly be a watershed election – has been astute.

1e547601-1ccb-4a6a-8826-6605cecf4be1 Letters are welcome via e-mail to [email protected] Zealand's reformsSIR—What is remarkable about your analysis of New Zealand's economic woes is a resolutely blinkered refusal to consider the possibility that our post-1984 policy revolution might have been misconceived ("Can the Kiwi economy fly", December 2nd).

It is quite remarkable that the analysis of only three controls and six T2DM patients results in such highly significant pathways which are consistent with previously published data.