Sentence examples for report which analyses from inspiring English sources

The research is included in Deloitte's state of the state report, which analyses the state of public finances and the challenges facing public services.

This year's report, which analyses data from 2005 to 2012, shows that women are only halfway to equality with men, and that progress has stagnated since 2005.

The seventh What Kids Are Reading report, which analyses the reading habits of over half a million children in over 2,700 UK schools, revealed today that Tolkien's books have dropped out of the overall most popular list for the first time since the report began six years ago.

Yet a report which analyses the life cycle of car emissions (ie, all the way from those created by the mining of materials for batteries, via the ones from the production of fuel and the generation of electricity, to the muck that actually comes out of the exhaust) presents a rather different picture.

The Scottish government has published a report which analyses the impact of the welfare reforms on disabled people in Scotland.

183 185 247 Analyses that were prespecified in the trial protocol (see item 24) are much more reliable than those suggested by the data, and therefore authors should report which analyses were prespecified.

This is confirmed by the Brookings Institute report, which analysed aid and compared fragile and stable states.

The Lloyds spending power report, which analysed current account data, also noted a relatively sharp rise in spending on food.

The report, which analysed 20 of America's most popular fast-food outlets, found less than 1 per cent of kids' meal combinations met nutritional standards.

A 2009 report which analysed formal complaints of sexual harassment lodged with the Australian Human Rights and Equal Opportunity commissions, showed that over half the complainants had left their job prior to lodging the complaint, adding that sexual harassment has "significant job-related and consequent financial implications for those experiencing it".

The research builds upon on evidence collected in the 2013 landmark State of Nature report, which analysed fewer species but over a longer period of time, revealing that most UK species are in decline and that one in 10 are at risk of extinction.