Sentence examples for would have analysed from inspiring English sources

If it was, we would have analysed the problem of climate change and energy, and decided it was a bigger threat than Hitler.

Ideally, we would have analysed the two different cohorts by both techniques (microarray analysis and immunohistochemistry) and this is a limitation of our study.

We would have analysed the sub-set of the population with paired observations, but the heterogeneous nature of the study population (paired and unpaired) precluded our ability to link the observations recorded during the two incidents to specific individuals so as to identify discordant pairs.

An East German computer and telecommunications whizz would have analysed Leamas's digital trail and inevitably found a flaw in his backstory.

A decade ago those assessing an American presidential trip to India would have carefully analysed the relative significance of American attention given to Pakistan.

Ideally, all the 1,265 species would have been analysed simultaneously within a single molecular dating analysis.

It might be anticipated that, when a larger sample number would have been analysed, the number of genes revealing significant sexually dimorphic expression might have been higher.

Theoretically, our analyses would have been more sensitive if we had analysed the change in ALT as a continuous outcome.

His aides, however, were clearly dismayed at the poor showing and said they would have to analyse and correct the weak points in their approach.

Going back to cystic fibrosis: "In addition to those 196 mutations, there are another 6,800 bases [components of the gene] that could be mutated, so we would have to analyse how risky they are if we found a person with any of those mutations".

The former Crawley boss said he would have to analyse the game before deciding the best way forward for his side.