Sentences with phrase «single analysis»

The relationships between the market and the economy are numerous and complex, and any single analysis of the dynamic between the two probably isn't sufficient.

«We can resolve structures down to a few microns and determine their chemical composition over a few micron areas, understand how and why the spectra change as a function of space, and do it with a single analysis.»

At the apex you'd typically find randomized controlled clinical trials, or perhaps meta - analyses, which combine multiple studies in a single analysis.

No single analysis of this sort will be definitive.

A single analysis costs under $ 20.

The performance of managing data is prominent within its framework and can be accessed from multiple windows while working on a single analysis.

Perhaps, it is obvious that the eBook industry's growth is pretty dynamic beyond the single analysis to make «bold» predictions when the industry itself is fragmented.

Combines the accumulation (savings) period and the withdrawal period in a single analysis.

This «new evidence» is based on a single analysis of «proxy» data (that is, data that do not come from thermometers but rather from sources like tree rings, ice cores, corals, and ocean and lake sediments) showing the twentieth century to be the warmest in the past thousand years.

Please show me a single analysis of error bounds in climate models.

Every single analysis published since the final CPP rulemaking finds that, even if optimistic scenarios don't come to pass, states need do little to hit EPA emission targets.

FACT: This claim is based on a single analysis from an author, Bjorn Lomborg, whose bias is questionable.

More advanced measures of adult attachment are being used in current research, such as The Experiences in Close Relationships Scale (ECR) designed by Brennan et al. [19], which was developed following a large - sample factor - analytic study that incorporated all known self - report measures in a single analysis.