Sentence examples for why analysing from inspiring English sources

And that is why analysing Russia, working out what Moscow is thinking and planning can be difficult.

So why analyse it?

Why? Analyse your data honestly.

Here's why: Analyse any of Labour's allegedly anti-business announcements this week and you can make the case that they're not left-wing at all. - the energy price freeze has been condemned by some as a return to 1970s-style "pricontrolsols" but government or regulators already have the power to set the price of water, stamps and, of course, energy.

But its high-pitched, multisyllabic song (listen above) is markedly different from those of other babblers, researchers note, and now they know why: Analyses reported online today in Biology Letters reveal that the bird is the lone species in a genetically distinct group of songbirds.

Why analyse something when, at the count of ten, it no longer exists?

This highlights why analyses addressing the differences in gene expression that is present between the H. glycines populations during infection are important.

This is why analyses have been performed on the two subtypes separately and, for a rare disease such as sinonasal cancer, this increased the power to identify risk factors or to confirm previously suggested associations.

Compared with the called DNA sequence, the underlying flow values thus contain additional information relevant for base calling accuracy and for comparison of reads, which is why analyses often are carried out in 'flowspace' as opposed to 'nucleotide space'.

This is why people analysing clinical-trials data should be blinded to whether data come from the "study group" or the control group.

This is why I analyse such recycling in this paper.