Sentence examples for succinct analyses from inspiring English sources

'Nowhere.' Is that some new slang for 'so far up Chopin's dickhole that you might as well be a UTI?'" That's one of the most succinct analyses I've read of why postmodern, quasi-tonal pasticherie is such a bad thing.

Theoretically, all it should take to jar their minds back to recollecting recent history accurately is for them to look online or at a TV news report or listen to the radio or pick up a newspaper to generally find succinct analyses (even if that would take a little personal initiative and integrity) -- but what I've recently discovered about myself is that sometimes even that isn't enough.

By using the Kronecker product and the matrix and vector representations of fourth- and second-order tensors respectively, we obtain finite element formulas for the primal and sensitivity analyses that are succinct, can be readily programmed, and accommodate different element orders and topologies with minimal changes to the code.

This has the advantage of keeping the format succinct, while still capturing the relevant information for most analyses.

Specific points to be addressed: 1) While the images of this lysosomal network are striking and the description of the dynamics is succinct, there is hardly any quantitative statement in their analyses, or in experimental procedures e.g. unclear how many larvae prep were imaged in each experiment.

We will present the results of our meta-analyses in an Evidence Profile to provide a succinct, easily digestible presentation of quality of evidence and magnitude of effects.

In our example review, while it was relatively easy to identify 'data' in the studies – usually in the form of quotations from the children themselves – it was often difficult to identify key concepts or succinct summaries of findings, especially for studies that had undertaken relatively simple analyses and had not gone much further than describing and summarising what the children had said.

We will present the results of our meta-analyses in GRADE evidence profiles that will provide a succinct, easily digestible presentation of the risk of bias and magnitude of effects.

We will present the results of our meta-analyses in an evidence profile that will provide a succinct, easily digestible presentation of quality of evidence and magnitude of effects.

However, if the inferential statistics analyses are now guided by consensual methods [ 3, 4], the descriptive analysis is often succinct if not neglected.

His formulations were succinct.