Sentences with phrase «sophisticated analyses such»

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For instance, a tech - savvy commodities investor could consult a program such as Kensho, which quickly can churn out sophisticated analyses that take hundreds of factors into account.

Common tests are performed on large, highly sophisticated automated analysers, while more specialised tests are performed using technology such as absorption spectroscopy, electrophoresis, HPLC, GC - MS, and tandem MS, immunoassay, and DNA analysis.

When such a degree of risk is involved, the question of whether it is indeed wise to proceed at all becomes the dominant issue, requiring both sophisticated risk analysis, and the full weighing up of every relevant factor.

We also conducted a more sophisticated analysis that measures the relationship between a family's demographic characteristics (such as eligibility for free - or reduced - price lunch, median household income of the student's residential neighborhood, race, and student prior achievement level), a school's poverty level, and the likelihood that the parent makes a request.

Though the reader is left to infer that such «one - on - one» computerized instruction is equally effective for all grade levels, one wonders whether the inculcation of basic skills and the more sophisticated analysis presupposed of high school students would respond equally well to this computerized approach.

There are a number of reasons: 1) student achievement probably wasn't used as the measure of teacher effectiveness; 2) before the advent of the modern computer, in the mid-1960s, some of the more sophisticated analyses were not feasible; 3) the structure and makeup of schools change, making the findings less applicable to the current situation; 4) most important, older studies may not control for critical variables, such as students» backgrounds or past achievement.

Now that public schools in nearly every state are beginning to teach the Common Core State Standards in English / language arts and literacy and mathematics, and, in states like California, the new Next Generation Science Standards as well, demands on students to use more sophisticated language and practices such as analysis, persuasion, and comparison have ratcheted up.

Close reading in elementary social science classes can include examining primary source photographs in the early grades and — as students get older — progress to more sophisticated analysis of print and visual primary source documents, such as the famous political «Join or Die,» mentioned in Chapter 4.

If you need more sophisticated planning, such as Monte Carlo analysis to attempt to cope with inflation, I recommend the book Engineering Your Retirement.

«They had done far more extensive and sophisticated analysis of the weather records, confirmed by «proxy» data such as studies of tree rings and measurements of old temperatures that lingered in deep boreholes.»

With our sophisticated email platforms we can analyse many aspects of your campaigns such as: — Delivery rates — Open rates — Click - through rates — Hard & soft bounce monitoring — Domain analysis — Unsubscribes — Opens by device type — Geographical opens

The more sophisticated those techniques, the more those seeking to launder money need professionals such as lawyers, says Denis Meunier, former deputy director of the Financial Transactions and Reports Analysis Centre and a member of Transparency International.

Big data trends range from the explosion of data, through to the increasingly sophisticated discovery and analysis technologies that may be applied to structured data such as that held in databases, and unstructured data stored in audio or video format, SMS and social media.

With workflow based solutions and an end to end visibility across various functions such as IP, transactions, licensing, corporate governance etc, they can perform sophisticated analysis of financial, risk, market and trend metrics and communicate the value of the legal services to their internal clients.

Utilize sophisticated equipment and technology such as scanning electron microscopy in carrying out laboratory analysis and examination of skeletal parts