Sentence examples for tricky analysis from inspiring English sources

But figuring out how to spend the money effectively — learning which university buildings need their doors caulked, for example, or which firehouse walls have insulation that is too thin — can involve time-consuming, tricky analysis by skilled technicians.

A new game plan The glass ceiling ReprintsIn a paper in this week's Nature, Partha Mitra and Jason Stark of Lucent explain that they have found a way to do this tricky analysis.

There are vines to support me when both legs fail, but they bring the palms up in stinging boils, prompting a tricky cost/benefit analysis.

Now, thanks to a tricky genetic analysis, researchers have managed to trace the origins of the Zoutsteeg Three to at least two distinct linguistic groups in West Africa.

Other astronomers are excited by the find, but they note that the thick foreground dust makes data analysis tricky.

Since cell staining is tricky for TEM analysis, we have to distinguish the two different cell populations by comparing the cellular morphology in mono-cultures.

The substantial variations in study designs and definitions described earlier also make comparisons tricky and meta-analysis infeasible.

The analysis is tricky, however.

Section Regression to the Mean examines a particularly important and tricky issue in data analysis, regression to the mean.

It's always tricky to perform detailed analysis on policies that haven't been fully fleshed out yet, but I thought the TPC made a questionable assumption in distributing the impact of the financial fee.

Football analysis is trickier than the baseball kind because football really is a team sport: every baseball act is colored by the context in which it takes place the stadium and the situation but football acts are the context in which they take place.