Sentence examples for the painstaking analysis from inspiring English sources

The painstaking analysis that drives the Web site and helps thousands of Polish farmers decide when and whether to spray their fields has given Dawidziuk and Kaczmarek data for their doctoral dissertations, which both expect to finish this spring.

It's cruel the way painstaking analysis of the jobs market can seem redundant on the day of publication.

And, if so, why do its adherents still try to do it?The old school thinks that fund managers can beat the market through painstaking analysis of economic fundamentals, better information (company visits, say) and a knack for predicting what the future holds.

That's the justification for all that painstaking analysis: the consultant who crunches a mountain of numbers to come up with an idea that the C.E.O.

The study is a "painstaking analysis" of the fragmented satellite record and shows some consistency between models and observations of clouds, says meteorologist Bjorn Stevens of the Max Planck Institute for Meteorology in Hamburg, Germany.

Charles Bennett of Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore and co-workers made the breakthrough after a painstaking analysis of three years of data from the WMAP satellite.

After weeks of painstaking analysis, the country's finest codebreakers declared the message impossible to decipher.

He is revered in the medical and scientific establishment not only for what he achieved but the way he achieved it: through painstaking analysis of the evidence.

In its painstaking analysis of the new law, the research service says the impact on Congress itself and the intent of Congress are difficult to ascertain.

She makes the case by conducting painstaking analysis of more than three hundred intelligence reform recommendations and tracing the history of CIA and FBI counterterrorism efforts from 1991 to 2001, drawing extensively from declassified government documents and interviews with more than seventy high-ranking government officials.

In a painstaking analysis, the Tax Policy Center showed that achieving all of Mr. Romney's top-line goals — a revenue-neutral overhaul that does not increase the tax burden of the middle class — is not arithmetically possible.