Sentence examples for views an analysis of from inspiring English sources

On many views, an analysis of the justifiability of civil disobedience must consider not only the dissenter's particular action and its likely consequences, but also her motivation for engaging in this act of civil disobedience.

Successful implementation will require the development of laboratory standards, consideration of stakeholder views, an analysis of costs and development of patient and health professional educational materials.

This "passivity" terminology, although used elsewhere, is perhaps not ideal and can't seriously be viewed as an analysis of "passivity" per se, since one might bring about neither a proposition nor its negation, and yet be quite influential regarding it (e.g., intentionally and actively increasing its probability without making it happen), thus the longer and more cumbersome expression.

Thus, contrary to earlier views based on an analysis of a small subset of rp genes, many of the rp promoters should not be classified in the "TATA-less" category.

His view is based on an analysis of the data on outstanding mortgage debt and nominal gross domestic product (GDP).

The paper is based on an analysis of views and ideas gained in a large European project addressing different aspects of biogas production and application, gathered through interviews with a variety of stakeholders involved in the project.

Our data help to reconcile some of the conflicting views on the nature of the FLO, views that were mostly based on an analysis of the timing of conidiation in frq-less strains.

Phillips' speech at the Oxford Media Convention on Wednesday will include an analysis of viewing figures showing that Channel 4 is the only broadcaster managing to appeal to black, Asian and ethnic minority audiences on the same scale as the population as a whole.

For example, should we view them as giving us an analysis of what it is for something to be obligatory?

It was clearly a part of Russell's view in that in conducting an analysis of a domain such as mathematics, and reducing its primitive conceptual apparatus and unproven premises to a minimum, one is not merely reducing the vocabulary of a certain theory, but also showing a way of reducing the metaphysical commitments of the theory.

Our paper presents an analysis of the views of a sample of Samoan and New Zealand trade, public health and government official's views on the potential impacts of free trade agreements on health in Samoa.