Examples of 'analyses' in a sentence
Meaning of "analyses"
analysis (noun) - a detailed examination or study of something in order to understand its nature or to determine its essential features
Show more definitions
- plural of analysis
- third-person singular simple present indicative form of analyse
How to use "analyses" in a sentence
Basic
Advanced
analyses
Analyses are undertaken for two types of scenarios.
It also reviewed analyses from other sources.
Analyses on main balance sheet items in euros.
Draft framework of analyses and knowledge bases.
Analyses of cancer mechanisms using mouse models.
All necessary analyses and tests are conducted.
Analyses made it possible to identify five victims.
The total number of analyses dropped by compared.
Analyses of aquatic fauna fish and invertebrates.
Further research and analyses are also envisaged.
These analyses are used as a tool for planning.
Textual and discourse analyses will be conducted.
The analyses were repeated on member state level.
A database of comparative analyses is also under preparation.
Analyses of impacts of watershed activities on marine resources.
See also
The results of my analyses confirm this conclusion.
Analyses controlled for age and sex.
Common situation analyses and country assessments.
Analyses of tipranavir resistance in treatment experienced patients.
Explanatory or supporting analyses accompanying financial statements.
New analyses have been tracking climate investment.
Differences among the analyses of business cases.
Specific analyses were recommended on the following topics.
There are still no meaningful analyses available on biodiversity.
Country analyses are internal documents of the committees.
This chapter presents these types of analyses.
Financial analyses should be published in this context.
It can facilitate a much greater range of analyses.
The ageing analyses of trade receivables is as follows.
The majority of life cycle analyses start.
Conduct cohort analyses of control programme performance.
Activities to support scientific analyses and research.
Demographic analyses such as sex or mortality ratios.
Radar observation and data analyses of meteoroids.
All the analyses yielded negative results.
To mobilise relevant competences to perform theses analyses.
Meteorological analyses are presented descriptively and graphically.
Such flexibility renders comparative analyses difficult.
Preliminary analyses of these gaps are presented below.
Improving international data collections and analyses.
Statistical analyses are often facilitated by reducing bias.
These results were corroborated by the multivariate analyses.
Geological analyses were not provided in digital format.
A greenhouse gas emission analyses or a life cycle.
Econometric analyses are likely to be part of this assessment.
Initiate preliminary sensitivity analyses of existing data.
Number of analyses supporting national reform sector.
Resetting and deleting the individual analyses.
The resulting risk analyses are updated periodically.
Undertake quality social and gender analyses.
