Sentences with phrase «complicated analysis»

The process seemed to involve complicated analysis of sensory information that occurs, somehow, entirely without their awareness.

Rather the cores require a more complicated analysis that is becoming more difficult by the day as the ice melts.

I am not sure how complicated analysis over the bond market's price action in the last couple of weeks needs to be; less, in this case, is more.

Moreover, the advent of the Internet has complicated analysis of restrictions on speech.

Inevitable variations in image quality further complicate the analysis.

The dropout rate was about 20 %, which complicated the analysis of the results.

The Intel «Cherry Creek» supercomputer — which ranks among the world's fastest and most powerful supercomputers for its combination of speed, power, and energy efficiency — cut down calculation time on complicated analyses from years to days, advancing fields such as genomics and bioinformatics, medical and climate research, molecular modeling, and data analytics.

These factors make groups and group research interesting, but they also complicate the analyses of grouped data.

(Here I'm going to concentrate on the period 2002 - 2008; the recession complicates the analysis of the last four years.)

Both parties have multiple hopefuls running, and the top - two open primary complicates any analysis.

One of the major problems, as Latif explained, is that there are just very few long - term oceanic measurements, thereby complicating the analysis and interpretation of climate change signals.

The lack of reliable estimates of the population size and rates at which people enter and leave the postdoctoral pool complicated the analysis.»

Transformed cells such as the Jurkat line may show aberrant DNA methylation patterns at specific loci [57], possibly complicating analyses of cytosine methylation and HIV - 1 latency.

Claims of fake news have recently complicated analysis of current events in civics education.

You can get into a lot of complicated analysis regarding a conversion of a traditional IRA to a Roth IRA.

«The reason I did not use dividends (and as you point out I do say this in the book) is just to not complicate the analysis.

It does complicate my analysis — even stable companies have outlier years, in cash flow terms — but it's worth it (& averaging helps)-RSB-.

Dive into science - based criticisms of man - caused global warming or the methods used to gather and assess evidence (or lack thereof) for it, and you are soon neck - deep in very complicated analysis about why the issue appears not to be settled.

They display considerable intellectual honesty by conceding at para 77 that use of terminology in Fraser «unnecessarily complicate the analysis» when looking at s. 2 (d) rights.

· Performance of payroll account reconciliations, monthly analysis of overtime, vacation liabilities, and perform complicated analyses of holiday and employee incentive accruals in conjunction with the senior accounting staff.

The fact that businesses can be conducted through legal entities further complicates the analysis.

The report itself is not public and the parties at times cite figures from different years and differing parts of his price range, which complicates analysis.

Interpreting the image relies on complicated analyses that link blood movement to a given task performed by the subject, and many neuroscience studies have come under fire for poor data analyses or interpretation.

The fact that Connecticut has 3 different sets of standards also complicates analysis.

That conclusion, based on a full but complicated analysis of every possible measurement ¬ — complaints to Ombudsfolk, audit reports of all kinds, measurement of times and numbers, review of agency work and outsourcing — stands up against every possible reservation, such as the argument that costs and complaints would have risen even more had the reforms not been undertaken, or that social change made it necessary for government to run faster to stand still.

«This is a complicated analysis,» he said.

However, scientists analysing the data have found that a very powerful Coronal Mass Ejection (CME) launched by the Sun also arrived at Mars 44 hours before the comet, creating significant disturbances in the martian upper atmosphere and complicating analysis of the data.

Moving objects, such as cars, complicate the analysis, however.

However, he cautions that the natural isotopic abundances might be different on Mars than on Earth, which would complicate the analysis.

Complicated analyses that once took years can now be completed in days, advancing fields such as genomics and bioinformatics, medical and climate research, molecular modeling, and data analytics.

Readers need not get caught up in more - complicated analyses, such as significance testing, effect sizes, and even regression - statistical methods that Raymond and Hanushek criticize us for not using.

In particular, the fact that voucher programs involve a subsidy to religious schools could complicate the analysis, because the Court has occasionally accepted the argument that the failure to provide a subsidy for an activity or institution does not itself constitute impermissible discrimination.

Obviously, these data are nested inside one another, which can complicate analysis.

It's a complicated analysis.

Complicating the analysis, temperature, and precipitation may move in different directions.

This complicates the analysis and makes writing regulations defining that analysis methodology uncertain.

The legal definition of a co-worker is proscribed by statute and requires a complicated analysis of the facts surrounding the accident.

The Court of Appeal concluded that the husband's proposed three part test would simply serve to «complicate the analysis required when considering whether a party has made a special contribution, and, at worst, would unfairly elevate a financial contribution above other forms of contribution».

This could complicate the analysis.

However, the term «one of its purposes» complicates this analysis.

So it will end up being the consumers, since ultimately the telecoms are just intermediaries (albeit with their own content interests, to complicate analysis).

It was conceded by the Court of Appeal that this «complicates the analysis».