Sentence examples for the substantial analysis from inspiring English sources

The substantial analysis of the proposed method applied in embedded context, such as power, processing time, and the autonomy of battery-operated equipment, has also been discussed.

Based on the substantial analysis of experimental data, interaction technique, modern tribology theory, and the appearance of the samples after the experiment, a statistical wear mechanism distribution diagram of the middle plate was constructed.

"More than anything, the rise and fall of the freakshow is a story about society's changing views on physical difference", Brigham A Fordham, author of what might be the most substantial analysis on the legal discourse of sideshows, explains.

This study presents the first substantial analysis of genetic diversity in ancient Chinese donkeys using the mtDNA D-loop and the cytb gene, both of which provide important information about the maternal origin and domestication of Chinese donkeys.

These developments have perhaps been in the absence of a substantial analysis and debate about the nature of the knowledge that RPL systems are designed to recognize.

Our study is the first to provide a substantial analysis of the mtDNA ATPase region in wild Canis populations.

The Lords committee report is a substantial analysis of the most dangerous piece of aggression in Europe for the past 20, perhaps even the past 50, years.

In her philosophical speculation, Scudéry stresses questions of gender; the relationship of philosophical theories to the condition of women receives substantial analysis.

Another omission is any substantial analysis of the Western Shugden Buddhists, who curiously have emerged as a well-funded and vocal lobby in what previously was a purely Tibetan domain.

We have further included a substantial analysis of the potential role of axis proteins in SYCP3 function and meiotic chromosome organisation in the Discussion.

This seems to suggest that the "substantial effects" analysis is not a factual enquiry for Congress in the first instance with subsequent judicial review looking only to the rationality of the Congressional conclusion, but one of a rather different sort, dependent upon a uniquely judicial competence.