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Overview of Lesson Plan: In this lesson, students consider the rights of journalists regarding sources confidentiality, then create and deliver oral presentations in which they analyze The New York Times's use of sources.

Along with the observations and interviews, Kupchik and his assistants also conduct a written survey in each school, which they analyze quantitatively.

Recently, researchers in several areas of ecology and evolution have begun to change the way in which they analyze data and make biological inferences.

For example, Lambert et al. (2007) provide a model in which they analyze the relationship between increased disclosure and stock returns, under the assumption that there are multiple firms whose cash flows are correlated.

In addition to the CSVR project, other students have worked on a seminal research project in which they analyze the role that women have played in constitutional building processes around the world.

Rötter and Grundmann prepared synthesis products, which they analyzed, together with historical arsenic smelters, and historical samples of natural and artificial arsenic sulfide.

Some previous author's works have focused on the Girgis method in which they analyzed the harmonic resonance phenomena and evaluated the quantities defined in the IEEE Standard 1459-2010 in the sequence reference frame.

Further, a statistical study by Uma et al. (2012) has shown that the SF intensity local time-seasonal variation as represented in the International Reference Ionosphere (IRI) Model (Bilitza and Reinisch 2008) is comparable to the scintillation S 4 index variation as observed by FORMOSAT/COSMIC during the solar minimum period (2007 to 2009) which they analyzed.

The CBC's breaking news comes from previously unreleased documents from Edward Snowden, which they analyzed in tandem with Ronald Deibert, founder and director of the University of Toronto's Citizen Lab an "interdisciplinary laboratory" that analyzes the contentious intersection between technology and human rights.

Oreskes and Merchants of Doubt co-author Erik Conway recently wrote a philosophical sequel to her bestseller, The Collapse of Western Civilization, in which they analyzed the world through the prism of environmentalist resource scarcity believers, such as the Club of Rome, Lester Brown and Paul Ehrlich.

The authors argue for a more detailed measurement approach in which they analyzed the data at item level.