Sentence examples for underlying analyses from inspiring English sources
Mr. Krugman is certainly free to oppose the tax relief, but he should be more circumspect in asserting political bias in the underlying analyses.
The Mendelian constraints underlying analyses such as those noted above have been well studied in the area of segregation analysis.
Thus, had one of the underlying analyses clearly indicated that a single chemical concentration or only a single exposure age was important, it would not have been appropriate to develop a model combining all variables.
The underlying analyses were carried out in a Caucasian Spanish population.
Be it for predicting species phylogenies or understanding the evolutionary relationships of genes, the underlying analyses are alike (Whelan et al. 2001).
One of the earliest multivariate genetic analyses using twin data: "The motivation underlying such analyses is the hope that they may provide a powerful tool for studying how genetic and environmental influences affect phenotypic traits.
Statistical analyses will be conducted following the verification of assumptions underlying those analyses.
The difference in the heritability estimates between the GBLUP or EMMAX analyses compared to the BayesCπ analysis reflects the different model assumptions underlying these analyses.
"Grubman fraudulently manipulated the underlying financial analyses he used to value WorldCom stock to maintain falsely inflated target prices for the stock and justify a 'buy' rating, even though WorldCom's performance did not satisfy Salomon's own criteria to earn such a rating," the brief said.
For example, in an April 12 , 2004 brief submitted to the appeals court, lawyers for Mr. Hevesi noted that they had amassed "compelling evidence" demonstrating that Mr. Grubman had manipulated the underlying financial analyses he used to value WorldCom stock to justify his buy rating on it.
This paper also illustrates how an extensible compiler framework exposes its underlying semantic analyses and how this can provide a convenient arena in which researchers can explore new aspect-oriented language features.
