Sentence examples for success analyzing from inspiring English sources

Scholars have had great success analyzing the natural experiment of the gradual geographic spread of access to Fox across the country from 1996 to 2000.

Bot operators moved away from public command-and-control channels because security researchers have had too much success analyzing the botnets that use such communications as Internet relay chat (IRC).

Researchers have had stunning success analyzing ancient DNA from samples from northern latitudes.

Three fitness components were recognized: (1) mating success, analyzed for all males; (2) nesting success, analyzed only for mated males; and (3) the recruitment success of a male's offspring, analyzed for males that fledged at least one young in both compared seasons.

Treatment success (analyzed as a categorical trait) was declared if glycated hemoglobin (A1C) became ≤7% within 18 months of starting therapy; change in A1C was also analyzed as a quantitative trait.

Across industries, businesses of all sizes are taking the end of the year to reflect on past successes, analyze failures and figure out how to start the new year on the right track.

Its new report "Revenue at risk: why addressing deforestation is critical to business success" analyzes data disclosed by 187 companies in 2016 - often for the first time - on their deforestation risk management strategies.

Breeding success was analyzed separately for mating success (binary variable: 0, no success; 1, success) and for nesting success (0, no fledglings; 1, at least one fledgling raised) in the preceding season, as well as in relation to tall wetland vegetation cover in its territory in the preceding season.

He said the measure of the joint panel would be its success in analyzing the Sept. 11 lapses and advocating changes to prevent a recurrence.

"They are trying to spot when people are getting agitated". Also Corpora, based outside London, has had some success in analyzing speech for signs of sentiment.

This approach could have a better chance of success for analyzing closely related DNA sequences such as cDNA of Influenza A and B viruses.