Sentence examples for to develop an analysis from inspiring English sources
It directs the Secretary of Energy, who is the physicist Steven Chu, to develop "an analysis of the significant potential sources of renewable energy" that are stranded from customers "by lack of adequate transmission capacity".
To identify drowsiness using eye analysis it is necessary to know its state, that is, open or closed, through the time and to develop an analysis over time, that is, to measure the time that has passed for each state.
The current challenge then is to develop an analysis of the conditions under which it is acceptable for investigators to expose subjects to risks and determine to what extent current regulations need to be modified to reflect this analysis.
The main purpose of this study is to develop an analysis method of the super normal transition resistive-type superconducting fault current limiters (SFCL) based on superconducting thin films.
The aim is to go beyond the dominant social science approach, which emphasises work on space, in order to develop an analysis of (service) work in and with space.
To approach the goal of "Toward Zero Deaths," there is a need to develop an analysis paradigm to better understand the effects of a countermeasure on reducing the number of severe crashes.
Several challenges need to be addressed in order to develop an image analysis platform that has a potential for universal application to this type of studies.
A ranked list of priorities, i.e. ideas, generated from the ranking/discussion stage of each group was reviewed to develop an initial analysis framework.
We aimed to develop an exploratory analysis to examine the strength of association between important public health endpoints (IMR, CMR, MMR) and potential indicators of health system strength and functioning as theorized by the WHO using publicly available data.
In particular, we developed a Drug Regulatory Score similarity metric to evaluate gene expression profile similarity, in the context of drug treatment, and incorporated time-to-event patient survival information to develop an integrated analysis pipeline: Integrated Drug Expression Analysis (IDEA).
Our analysis relies purely on quantitative data because, though attempts have been made to develop a qualitative analysis, the low availability and inherent subjectivity of qualitative data make such an analysis exceptionally difficult [24].
