You'll learn how to run ratio analyses and common size analyses to delve even deeper into corporate financials.
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Instead it said it had no pay gap based on its own analyses of its compensation—analyses it refused to make public.
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However, no one has ever asked if the results in meta-analyses performed by the Cochrane Collaboration are different from meta-analyses from other sources.
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When the administration tries to reverse a recent regulation, that regulation was likely supported by economic analyses and scientific analyses previously endorsed by the agencies.
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TPC officials said that they had always planned to release dynamic analyses of the plans but that the release of macroeconomic analyses was delayed because of technical issues.
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It can be improved by explicitly requiring that implementing regulations require agencies to follow established and generally accepted standards for conducting risk assessments, cost-benefit analyses and statistical analyses.
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How can we better integrate dynamic effects into our analyses?
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Both sides have presented dueling expert analyses over the data.
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What sort of internal analyses were written on this topic?
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Other analyses have put the hit closer to $12 trillion.
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Increasingly, scientists prefer researchers preregister all their analyses in advance.
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These [changes] were not accounted for in their data analyses.
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Clinical trials and data analyses continue to study these concerns.
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It then analyses your text messages already in your phone.
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Meanwhile, federal analyses of the project have endorsed alternative solutions.
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AEI's Mark Perry says outliers make those analyses less useful.
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But CBO analyses do generate headlines that the politicians fear.
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There are two analyses that must be made of this.
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" Perspectives and Analyses Niall Stanage: Trump sparks debate over "nationalism.
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While there are workload analyses for all key programs, i.e.
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But there are some analyses that can be drawn on.
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So short homilies and analyses are added to the condemnation.
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Perspectives and Analyses Andrew Sullivan: Will the Republic strike back?
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Instant analyses were everywhere, including in the Capitol on Tuesday.
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This book provides plenty of analyses with which to quarrel.
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At RAND , Fukuyama had produced focussed analyses of Soviet policy.
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It's a collection of analyses and sharp critiques, not theories.
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Analyses of the cases' interiors, however, sometimes astonished the curators.
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But none of these analyses establish definitive rules of law.
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Postmortem analyses have stressed what a mess the bill was.
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Such complex genetic analyses would have been impossible until recently.
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And historically, large samples were needed to conduct the analyses.
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These are incompatible analyses, but they should induce mutual caution.
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Instead, Treasury staffers have done smaller analyses of individual provisions.
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That meant that finding it required satellite observations and analyses.
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Boeing instead conducted extensive wind tunnel tests and computer analyses.
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Analyses showed a "surprisingly small audience overlap," Mr. Bankoff said.
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And by no means do C.B.O. analyses invariably prove correct.
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The coverings did not hamper analyses of the crowd size.
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A 53 mb drop in 21 hours, per their analyses.
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That prompted state and private institutions to undertake risk analyses.
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The Trump White House has called these analyses "fake news".
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Yet few analyses have looked at the actual constitutional text.
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Different analyses of a problem lead to different proposed solutions.
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Among the list of requests were Johnson's resignation letter, department analyses on debt repayment, analyses on loan servicers, reports from the McKinsey consulting firm and reports on inaccurate or unfair credit reporting on student borrowers.
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The government and Bank of England have now published their analyses.
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The researchers used comparative analyses and interpolation to reconstruct broken pieces.
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Many experts would also like to see more analyses like Kapusta's.
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Both teams reported their observations and analyses today in Nature Astronomy.
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Credit analyses on the nine Russian LRGs are available at www.fitchratings.com.
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As most analyses noted, the logic behind the deal is clear.
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The new findings are consistent with previous analyses by the CDC.
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Here are the best analyses I could find of that question.
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Or it could be a trove of new facts and analyses.
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Regulators are slowly turning to analyses of betting patterns as evidence.
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They are generally not designed to be used in statistical analyses.
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But some analyses will happen in real-time, via automated scripts.
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The analyses are expected to take at least a few weeks.
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Pay for itself in economic growth, according to most credible analyses.
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It thus conserves its resources for those analyses that actually matter.
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This isn't dumping on the concept of trailer analyses in general.
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All our analyses compare U.S. counties with similar demand for mortgages.
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Short summary: they're better than outside analyses, but still not good.
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Independent analyses have often proven skeptical of the Trump campaign's estimates.
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Indeed, sometimes social media analyses aren't even correlated with each other.
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Mr. Zandi, he said, is "really, really good" at such analyses.
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It was already "baked in" to security analyses of the region.
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But what if the analyses themselves are increasingly arbitrary and capricious?
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General Vessey improved interservice cooperation, defense budget analyses and military planning.
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Some analyses might add a few more attacks to this list.
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Credit analyses on the eight Italian LRGs are available at www.fitchratings.com.
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Which means these essays, at their finest, are often literary analyses.
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The AP's tally updates previous analyses of HB2's financial impact.
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But these analyses obscure the real challenge to the status quo.
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Many of the analyses of these programs have shown positive results.
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But these analyses, whether positive or negative, will be profoundly incomplete.
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Two separate, independent analyses of the AHCA find this isn't true.
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The new study has two main differences from most previous analyses.
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His claim to fame: influential analyses of overspending in American medicine.
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He has then added his own hand-painted analyses as marginalia.
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He has then added his own hand-painted analyses as marginalia.
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"By all analyses, we thought we had enough," Mr. Martin said.
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Some mainstream analyses state that Trump loses merely by meeting Putin.
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The analyses indicates that Gabbard's backers are mainly conservatives and men.
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Most analyses show the middle class receiving a modest tax cut.
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He drew investors by combining mathematical models and broad economic analyses.
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Roy Larke, who analyses Japan's retail industry as editor of JapanConsuming.
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These are persuasive, thoughtful analyses that match the anxiety I feel.
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Moreover, the specific deficiencies Professors Oreskes and Stern claim infect economic analyses ignore the highly influential work on catastrophic impacts by my colleague Martin Weitzman, as well as fundamental analyses by the Nobel laureate William Nordhaus.
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All the analyses also model the impact of a no-deal Brexit.
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A host of researchers recently released cleaned-up analyses of the supernova.
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This isn't to say that the 2013 analyses were wrong, per se.
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"We are very excited about the genetic analyses to come," Pitman said.
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This finding was consistent with Fraunhofer's previous assessments and other independent analyses.
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The researchers explored this idea using fMRI scans and mouse-tracking analyses.
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Update, May 18, 11:00AM ET: Includes information on independent data analyses.
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Another would make it easier to challenge cost-benefit analyses in court.
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Analyses like these show, though, that computers are not yet movie buffs.
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Or perhaps more accurately, hardly anyone takes anyone else's data analyses seriously.
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Previous analyses, including one from the same authors, have found similar things.
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Carr and O'Rielly told the committee they hadn't read the analyses, either.
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Till then, analyses of Iraq's post-ISIS future are a little premature.
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More state-by-state analyses will be released in the coming days.
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There are two economic analyses of CARE Act available at this point.
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They are accompanied by detailed analyses and legislative and executive action plans.
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Consistent with others' analyses, white identity strongly predicts a preference for Trump.
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However, most analyses of NAFTA do not approach anywhere near those numbers.
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Vanderpoel gives few details about her approach to creating the color analyses.
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However, the analyses cannot definitively conclude that the show caused the searches.
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But it's the degree, according to multiple analyses, that separates the two.
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But these analyses have not fundamentally changed how people use development data.
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The second half analyses where the old pros think they went wrong.
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Unsurprisingly, the previous administration ignored longstanding precedent in its cost-benefit analyses.
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The value of new analyses based on existing data can be considerable.
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The company already performs pay equity analyses of its workforce every year.
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Perspectives and Analyses The Hill: Pundits predict who will win on Tuesday.
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Perspectives and Analyses Pittsburgh Post-Gazette (Editorial Board): On good and evil.
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Perspectives and Analyses The Memo: Trump's base will be tested in midterms.
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Election-year analyses always seem to arrive too late or too soon.
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It provided psychological analyses of citizenry in places like Libya under Col.
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For major rules, these cost-benefit analyses could be challenged in court.
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They make policy by taking into account numbers and cost-benefit analyses.
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Their analyses looked at two types of "extreme" changes in these categories.
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Overall, analyses showed that about four in 100 people worldwide have anxiety.
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Other early analyses have suggested Sanders would struggle in battlegrounds further south.
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Analyses of wildlife fates in other regions will likely bring more surprises.
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Back in 1986 all such analyses began later, after the danger subsided.
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Or they read analyses written by people who did do the reading.
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There was also, of course, a race element to political experts' analyses.
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You can see all of CBO's historical analyses of Obamacare right here.
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This is typical in meta-analyses: The ideal is randomized controlled trials.
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Several analyses have suggested that Medicare may be overpaying for their services.
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To investigate the effects of waiting periods, the team conducted two analyses.
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Analyses suggest that group skews heavily toward households earning $200,210 or more.
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That fall, I started to offer feminist analyses in my literature classes.
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First, Biogen has provided only a summary of its data and analyses.
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The findings are based on witness testimonies, environmental samples and epidemiological analyses.
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Various analyses highlighting potential for sustained human-to-human transmission of #nCoV2019.
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Similar books followed, featuring analyses of Erasmus, Albrecht Dürer, and Henry VIII.
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Its counterintuitive yet completely reasonable analyses seemed to resonate with my generation.
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Both analyses were based on claims data from the preceding four years.
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As always, we were impressed with their thoughtfulness, humility and sharp analyses.
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Some analyses show an increase in Columbine-like episodes, others a decline.
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But all of these analyses looked within the health care system only.
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But it's still considerably less rigorous than analyses GiveWell does of charities.
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In 20143, researchers re-analyzed 42 meta-analyses for nine drugs in six classes that had been approved by the F.D.A. In their re-analyses, they included data from the F.D.A. that was not in the medical literature.
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More severe cases may require specialized consultations and complementary analyses, which are costly.
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Michael McDevitt of the Center for Naval Analyses told AMTI in a podcast.
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Comparative brain scans and genetic analyses of the two species could also help.
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That's why Cochrane reviews are generally considered to be the best meta-analyses.
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Meta-analyses are efficient and cheap because they don't require running new trials.
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Various independent analyses estimated this would affect half a million people per year.
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That's because they needed freshly isolated blood samples for some of the analyses.
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Young evangelical support for Trump is also more complicated than initial analyses suggest.
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They've since sent the device to Washington for further analyses, according to Garcia.
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"These analyses don't take life into account, they're in a vacuum," he says.
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Modern economists have attempted to strip value judgments out of their policy analyses.
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Different softwares and researchers use different types of analyses to get their results.
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"There is an ideological commitment," said Connell, of the Center for Naval Analyses.
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"I am strongly against such analyses," he said before declining to comment further.
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They ran 9 separate analyses from 2003 to 2014 over all of China.
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But many analyses of women and their appearance inevitably come down to hair.
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DOT assigns a value of $9.6 million per life saved in its analyses.
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Such analyses have answered many of the questions asked about collective action online.
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Laboratory analyses have linked a few cases in Kenya to the Angolan outbreak.
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However, other analyses have shown improved outcomes, particularly among participants in New York.
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They repeated this process until they had performed nearly 3m analyses in total.
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It's important to note that other meta-analyses both support and dispute this.
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Outside analyses have generally given better grades to Clinton's economic plan than Trump's.
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The firm's chief economist, Mark Zandi, who did the analyses, has supported Clinton.
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To my knowledge, such a claim is unprecedented in analyses of tax incidence.
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"Researchers, communities and businesses alike see the value in these analyses," she said.
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But, like outreach and analyses, compliance support is woefully underfunded, and thus underutilized.
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Of course, Dr. Kramer also uses meta-analyses to make his own points.
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Congressional Democrats have expressed concerns about "dynamic" revenue analyses that consider economic effects.
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Additionally, analyses would be based on aggregate data instead of individual user data.
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Obviously, some analyses contested his conclusions, but these were few and far between.
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It also provides independent analyses of U.S. foreign policies related to conflicts abroad.
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Valuable analyses that industry collaborated with EPA to develop could be lost forever.
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Visitors are given their analyses and told what spy roles they might play.
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"We are very confident about our analyses, but it's a prediction," he said.
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So Silverstein wrote her report, finding, as many similar analyses have, that: 1.
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Developers hired well-connected lobbyists and presented legislators with printouts of economic analyses.
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In some, they found that procedures had changed for how to conduct analyses.
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The latest batch of analyses, published in three separate studies, marks a turnaround.
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They rushed votes, tried to discredit independent analyses and refused to hold hearings.
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The company plans to present its analyses at a scientific meeting in December.
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Researchers take some or all of these into consideration when running their analyses.
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"Philosophical analyses can illuminate what's going on in the information environment," says Fallis.
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All of our other analyses of industry finances have showed this same theme.
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And it works: Voters today don't read long analyses; they remember forceful assertions.
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But analyses show that what's said on Twitter is far from real life.
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"They have a trainer who records games and analyses their play," he said.
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It goes to the heart of how data are treated in climate analyses.
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The media writes a series of breaking news pieces and next-day analyses.
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They need to act now by conducting and releasing median pay gap analyses.
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The researchers ran microscopic and chemical analyses of the flake and its design.
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They say they expect much larger growth effects than the analyses have found.
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"Some of these analyses will take years for scientists to figure out," says Edgington.
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Too often, gender neutrality is accomplished by neutralising services or analyses centred on women.
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Usually, political scientists scoff at most of pundits' analyses of campaign ads and speeches.
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After two days of granular, stubbornly earthbound analyses Dr. Boyer's remarks struck a nerve.
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He did not speculate on whether the intelligence community analyses would continue or not.
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Brain MRIs, molecular analyses, basic genetic testing, scores of doctors; nothing turned up answers.
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HLI has completed sequencing of around 2,000 individuals for Spector, along with other analyses.
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At the same time, historians have a point regarding the shortcomings of economic analyses.
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Federal requirements since 2002 to disclose transaction prices and volumes have enabled closer analyses.
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We're doing some analyses with American data, and we find a pretty similar pattern.
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A new paper* suggests that most analyses have been getting the answer badly wrong.
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That means that other researchers can't evaluate the analyses or conduct their own investigations.
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The difficulties stem in part from diverging analyses of Europe's place in the world.
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Follow along for up-to-date news and analyses of Zuckerberg's trip to DC.
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It's a product of bad analyses and lack of familiarity of the Syrian situation.
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The IEA's Sustainable Development Scenario analyses the likely impact of energy policies by 2040.
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But several analyses, like this from Modern Healthcare, have shown hospitals aren't doing enough.
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The researchers performed biochemical analyses to find residual wine compounds the pottery had absorbed.
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There are no police statements, expert analyses, or dramatic voice-overs in Casting JonBenét.
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Government agencies often skew cost-benefit analyses for proposed regulations based on incomplete information.
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Bogle's own analyses of the data (as well as others) was showing consistent results.
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But beware of news analyses that, in the name of "balance," downplay this contrast.
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Tanenhaus writes: Election-year analyses always seem to arrive too late or too soon.
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No wonder that confidently sweeping analyses of Europe often get the big calls wrong.
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It is not scientists who are trained specifically to provide analyses of scientific method.
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And either way, it says, it does conduct the analyses Murray alleges it doesn't.
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I keep a list of such stocks after doing various analyses to determine desirability.
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"We will continue to invest without haste and after performing thorough analyses," Kallevig said.
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"College educated": I heard that repeatedly during the election result analyses on Tuesday night.
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For those of a wonky disposition, Mr. Mehta provides elegant analyses on his blog.
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And in two cases, an expert thought the analyses might be evidence of spraying.
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As evidence they, point to meta-analyses that don't align with the AHA's guidance.
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Some analyses show that some Americans would see a tax increase under both plans.
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In the agency's new analyses, that number drops to a maximum of $3 billion.
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Democrats, meanwhile, have been quick to seize on analyses finding middle-class tax increases.
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But some medical professionals, including Dr. Narod, were convinced even without the statistical analyses.
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Analyses showed that this was not because fewer women were available for each role.
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Separate analyses have suggested that OECD nations need to cut out coal by 2030.
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By running many analyses, you're bound to find something significant just by chance alone.
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Independent analyses show they are disproportionately helping high earners — particularly high-earning white Americans.
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Systematic reviews and meta-analyses, the most rigorous and dependable research, can test causality.
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Numerous analyses have shown that the Republican plan will create jobs and economic growth.
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"Similar analyses are taking place in labs around the world right now," he said.
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Congressional Budget Office analysts refused to be bullied and provided dispassionate, and devastating, analyses.
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This tech analyses background sound and adjusts for optimal performance in any noisy environment.
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The Verge will update this page with news and analyses as the fires rage.
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Having intelligence analyses from multiple countries, he said, set the stage for NATO action.
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Now multiple analyses say women could be the deciding voters in this year's election.
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Lawyers may make arguments to a court based on differing analyses of the facts.
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Virtually none of them will even respond to questions about mistakes in their analyses.
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The Washington Post analyses the 2017 Atlantic hurricane season, which formally ends on Thursday.
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Indra is a master at conducting research and deep analyses before making a decision.
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These expert analyses have been primarily reported through mainstream media and Democratic talking points.
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On average, about $100, the study found, which is in line with previous analyses.
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Further analyses have confirmed that it is a moon, and a rather odd one.
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" Such examination she continues, "would incorporate the analyses of representation at other scholarly organizations.
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There are moving firsthand accounts, silly listicles, thought-provoking opinion pieces, in-depth analyses, etc.
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Other independent analyses have found the bill would have devastating impacts on the insurance market.
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The truth will come to light because of further analyses using more data, he says.
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The applicants are subjected to exhaustive interviews, biometrics checks, and fraud and national security analyses.
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Other researchers interested in the data propose analyses or experiments, which are evaluated by commission.
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An extensive evidence review was conducted including randomized clinical trials, systematic reviews, and meta-analyses.
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I'd been saving them for a graduate student to look at using single shell analyses.
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Crime labs often used tools invented by law enforcement, including ballistic and bite-mark analyses.
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These include books containing analyses of topics such as internal struggles within the party elite.
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It uses the Chip algorithm to analyses your transactions and gradually repays what you owe.
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The site selection is dependent upon extensive analyses and verification testing of the TRN capability.
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This time around, the analyses included CT scanning, ancient DNA analysis, spectroscopy, and radiocarbon dating.
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Also, Ramakrishna said, analyses of existing data carry less weight than the trials FDA reviewed.
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Cargill in 2017 invested in a startup that analyses satellite images to forecast crop yields.
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What's more, the researchers did a review of 10 meta-analyses of cancer screening studies.
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Economic analyses include not only what is gained by a choice, but what is forgone.
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Some aviation regulators have said they will conduct their own analyses of Boeing's software changes.
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Other people do different kinds of cost-benefit analyses with often a more economic lens.
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If early analyses from outside groups are to be believed, the numbers could be grim.
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"Scientists need to do statistical analyses to find the needles in the haystack," he said.
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Clinton's extremely detailed policy proposals were all grounded in reality, with careful cost-benefit analyses.
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Both these analyses are working too hard to put France's peculiarities on the psychoanalyst's couch.
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What we've found is that it's been a great way to disseminate the policy analyses.
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Usually, such analyses are triggered by suspicious transaction reports or by exceptionally high trading volumes.
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For Cramer, the biggest problem is the degree of speculation that went into the analyses.
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In fact, linguistic analyses show that Trump literally speaks at a fourth-grade reading level.
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"Sequencing and analysis costs drive the expense of these analyses," said Harvard University's Keith Flaherty.
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Putin's surprise decision has sent pundits and politicians scrambling to come up with plausible analyses.
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Unsurprisingly, the price of the HPV vaccine also influences the result of cost-benefit analyses.
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These analyses rest on the assumption that the generals were unassailable before joining the administration.
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They also included data from past analyses that combined data from these kinds of trials.
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Complex issues usually do not have simple solutions, nor are one-dimensional analyses the answer.
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All regulators would be required to conduct cost-benefit analyses on any proposed new rule.
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For example, they claim that making regulators do comprehensive impact analyses is too much work.
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Perspectives and Analyses Ross Douthat: The conservative case for a split decision in the midterms.
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This approach would systematically distort cost analyses and stand in the way of desirable regulation.
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Dig into analyses of Proposition 2500 by the Legislative Analyst's Office, CALmatters, KQED and Ballotpedia.
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That results in the "garbage-in, garbage-out" problem: Without accurate data, analyses are meaningless.
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My job is to use the analyses to make the app as engaging as possible.
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There are, for instance, extended, song-by-song analyses of the œuvre of Joni Mitchell.
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These types of holistic analyses are rarely used to evaluate algorithms, but they should be.
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Analyses of perpetrators of mass homicide have not identified any correlation to violent video games.
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Trump has continually repeated the claim, which has been proven false by several independent analyses.
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Each drink, served in unmarked, identical black glasses, is evaluated and subjected to chemical analyses.
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Her research interests include inequalities of race and gender, comparative health analyses, and urban poverty.
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Even when you exclude very premature births from analyses, the United States ranks pretty poorly.
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The first requirement is a clean, single source of data from which analyses can flow.
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Yet even these analyses may understate subtler forms of discrimination, especially within the knowledge economy.
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But several new analyses and studies say that efficiency doesn't necessarily compromise safety (The Hill).
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Third, the distribution is subject to continuous update in view of new information and analyses.
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By some analyses, more than 80 percent of net neutrality comments were sent by bots.
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It makes it "quite difficult to perform standard archaeological analyses on these remains," she added.
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According to numerous analyses, battered economies do not improve with substantial cuts to public spending.
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The vast majority of analyses focus exclusively on ISIS's combative muscle in the physical domain.
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Two analyses found no overall harms or benefits from taking omega-3 fatty acid supplements.
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Questions for Facebook: Has Facebook performed any analyses that looks at smaller groups of people?
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Here's a handy breakdown of various analyses of the bill's potential effect on the deficit.
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Absent the documentary material he's accustomed to, he overcompensates with copious analyses of Leonardo's works.
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These analyses are the real story of the litigation — not the formulas that enabled them.
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Some analyses find that mass shootings are, contrary to popular perception, fairly stable over time.
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And in postelection analyses of those voters, the same sense of estrangement kept coming up.
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Most important, critics say, such analyses don't take fitness level or physical activity into account.
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It's harder to study quality than access, but 40 analyses in 16 studies did so.
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Despite Western analyses to the contrary, Russia is not a truly capitalist or market economy.
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Sometimes, to get statistically significant results, researchers will adjust analyses in ways that achieve them.
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These land-use change emissions were not factored into lifecycle analyses that justified the RFS.
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The paper analyses the various pros and cons of the German, Italian and French approaches.
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It analyses weather reports and historical data to help businesses adjust their insurance risk models.
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Post-Katrina analyses have clearly shown that the levees were not constructed to design specifications.
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Et ça marche: l'électeur ne lit plus les longues analyses; il retient les affirmations assurées.
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Independent analyses have found that the provision could raise about $1 trillion over a decade.
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The insights derived from these visits are beautifully descriptive yet concise, textbook perfect, formal analyses.
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Analyses suggest the gradual curves that bookend the Vienna circuit will go easy on Kipchoge.
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You still need to be able to read the news and decipher analyses or data.
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Certainly not (although I must acknowledge I have no idea what went into their analyses).
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Other analyses came up with different Super Bowl ad rankings by looking at different metrics.
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S. collaboration at the government-funded Institute for Defense Studies and Analyses in New Delhi.
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He said analyses that show smaller emissions reductions than the Clean Power Plan are unfair.
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Proposed regulations generally undergo a lengthy review process that includes research, analyses and public input.
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Analyses have shown that climate change has increased the likelihood of such extreme heat waves.
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In the wake of Franklin's death, the song has already inspired numerous analyses and tributes.
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We now have three separate analyses of how the Obamacare repeal bill offered by Sens.
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Broadly, the two analyses agree: Graham-Cassidy means less money put toward health care programs.
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NICE runs dozens of these analyses each year, on drugs and surgeries and scanning devices.
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According to analyses by the Washington Post, it didn't exactly wind up being that equitable.
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Schneiderman now argues that Exxon, in its planning analyses, has used two different figures for the future cost of climate regulations: a public figure of $60 per ton of GHG for projects in the advanced economies, but only $40 per ton in its internal analyses.
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On June 000th both sides revealed duelling statistical analyses of admissions-decision data in court filings.
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The WEO is IEA's annual compendium of facts, statistics, scenarios, and analyses on global energy trends.
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Additionally, there were 14 other potential collisions that only appeared in two of the three analyses.
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Because dead bats are hard to find, the researchers employed search dogs (below) and audio analyses.
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Presidents since Ronald Reagan have overseen cost-benefit analyses to assess the merit of new regulations.
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Stanislavski's teachings emphasized critical, holistic analyses of scenes in tandem with self-reflection by the actor.
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Then, both teams need to perform independent analyses to confirm that each saw the real thing.
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Experts conducted numerous tests, including simulations and soil sample analyses, during the closure, the track said.
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So if you look at FiveThirtyEight, they're really good at statistical, meta-analyses of existing data.
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You'll learn everything from how to analyze corporate financial statements to how to perform technical analyses.
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TJX illustrates what our overall analyses show -- that this effect flows deeper into the executive pool.
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"I also ran — i am not kidding — 400 strategic mediation analyses to no avail..." Payne wrote.
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And both he and Posth are eager to see if further genetic analyses back it up.
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Problems are identified either through statistical analyses or by evaluating particular jobs and overall pay structure.
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It analyses billions of users' playlists to find songs that others with similar interests have liked.
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It's a first salvo in what will likely be many more articles and analyses to come.
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Demographers have long known that misreporting can create a lot of errors that throw off analyses.
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Most independent analyses have estimated Trump's economic plan would grow the U.S. deficit more than Clinton's.
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Curry kept changing his story and couldn't even say which analyses pertained to the suspect rock.
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Analyses of large-scale pre-school programmes in the last few years have often been disappointing.
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Today, experiments like this one are complemented by detailed analyses of comets and cosmic dust clouds.
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The company says it needs more time to do analyses of guidance, navigation, and control systems.
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WITCH, constructed by Massimo Tavoni of Politecnico di Milano, is a model which analyses climate scenarios.
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Previous analyses of similar legislation projected that the individual market would become unworkable under the ORRA.
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The differences in men's and women's numbers in PayScale's analyses was largely driven by job choice.
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Previous analyses of the isolated feather were controversial owing to the nature of the fossil itself.
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First, players who had reached the top level in the games were excluded in our analyses.
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The nonprofit works with restaurants to do lifecycle analyses that assess and address their carbon footprints.
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Express Scripts demanded Optum reveal internal documents and analyses to understand how Optum made the proposal.
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You'll learn all about the accounting that's used in financial filings, statements, summaries, and trading analyses.
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In all economic analyses done of these rules, there are net positives for the American people.
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Traditionally, linguistic analyses in this field have been carried out by researchers reading and taking notes.
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Now, Wildlife Services will have to update the way it operates after conducting new scientific analyses.
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The think tank, under China's cabinet, analyses prices recorded through online transactions in 30 major cities.
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But Republicans have become accustomed to questioning the official analyses of their signature pieces of legislation.
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Thousands of studies and meta-analyses have confirmed beyond any reasonable doubt that homeopathy is bunk.
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The same is true of the countless post-election analyses that all point fingers at Clinton.
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Recent analyses show Alaska will fare well under the new plan, despite slowed spending growth nationwide.
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But the latest amendment would be even more generous to Alaska than the early analyses suggest.
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Twenge's most meaningful insights come from historical meta-analyses of results from decades of personality surveys.
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"We used a combination of bioinformatics and molecular screenings" to facilitate their analyses, Dr. Lei explained.
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According to multiple analyses, the new system would cost low-income borrowers thousands of dollars more.
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These analyses showed that the 2-inch high conical structures in the rocks had microbial origin.
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There is a long tradition in government of supporting data collection, scientific research, and unbiased analyses.
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Further, we await analyses of how her victory is another feather in the cap of Trump.
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And it's well organized too, with analyses for budget by personnel, by objective and by workload.
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It's possible that modern computer technology allows us to do analyses that couldn't be performed then.
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Desirable employees still expect health benefits, and companies are responding, new analyses of federal data show.
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The federal government uses the IRS test, as do most states (for at least some analyses).
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Here's the reality: zero reputable analyses have said this bill would be paid for through growth.
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Dive into analyses by the Legislative Analyst's Office and the League of Women Voters of California.
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"I think there have been persuasive analyses done on both sides," said GOP strategist Matt Mackowiak.
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Analyses like the Moody's report are, of course, imperfect exercises, Mr. Zandi and his colleagues acknowledge.
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Dig into analyses of all 17 statewide measures by the Legislative Analyst's Office, CALmatters and Ballotpedia.
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The final analyses of the GOP House-Senate conference report are also starting to come in.
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Many of the scientists said that the analyses showed normal, not elevated, levels of the chemicals.
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Its scientists offer some of the government's most cited analyses of the extent of climate change.
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Deep learning involves programming computers to come up with even more sophisticated analyses of data sets.
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Second, my sense is that at least some analyses aren't taking sufficient account of cyclical factors.
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For instance, they have published analyses of the manipulation of trending stories on the Salisbury poisoning.
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Throughout the trial, she asked relatively few questions, mainly testing the presumptions behind the data analyses.
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There's a vast number of sites that purport to provide objective analyses and ratings of products.
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For one, post-election analyses have also linked racism, sexism, and economic anxiety to Trump's support.
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Most analyses agree that it had no effect overall on test scores or college enrollment rates.
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Intelligence analyses and assessments in the Middle East have often been fraught, with a troubled record.
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Ms. Merkel's playbook worked well: listening, getting the facts right, drawing sober analyses, convincing with reason.
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The researchers think they may have identified that something in subsequent analyses of the men's blood.
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Kentucky's public pension system is among the least funded in the nation, according to several analyses.
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The analyses were released less than two weeks before the first-in-the-nation Iowa caucuses.
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However, poorly executed analyses of R&D costs do nothing to make progress toward that goal.
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Past analyses document the lengthier media coverage devoted to Parkland compared to other infamous mass shootings.
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But many experts are skeptical, noting unusual study changes and analyses used during the drug's development.
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Maybe these independent analyses are too high and the true numbers are somewhere in the middle.
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According to the psychiatrist Roy Grinker, Sigmund Freud often had his Chinese chow, Jofi, attend analyses.
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Wyden highlighted GAO's finding about the lack of distributional analyses in his statement about the report.
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" The authors reported that "seasonal analyses showed more pronounced association of air temperature during warmer seasons.
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It should be obvious that bad dietary data make for bad analyses of diet-health relations.
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TPC's analyses found that both Clinton and Trump would stop taxing carried interest as capital gains.
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Forcing agencies to conduct extensive cost-benefit analyses before passing rules really does limit regulatory power.
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The mayor's office has failed to provide detailed analyses on why the cost increase is necessary.
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The paper, along with similar analyses by other research groups, has not yet undergone peer review.
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Two significant analyses have been conducted of the Renewal program, and the results have been lackluster.
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These regional analyses were important, because some parts of the ocean have warmed faster than others.
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Analyses of television coverage showed that the "yes" campaign received disproportionately more airtime than its opponents.
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They monitor the economy, develop analyses to help set monetary policy and regulate the banking system.
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And there are anxious analyses of Trump's undemocratic rhetoric and impulses from people like, well, me.
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The Washington Post's Drew Harwell, citing various other analyses, also wrote that the footage had been doctored.
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From the results section:The analyses do not provide any guidance on whether arrests are themselves systemically biased.
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In comparison, very few targets from the original Kepler mission were suitable for those types of analyses.
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Physicists used three independent analyses to find the events in the data, according to a press release.
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Several analyses of the introduction of tuition fees in Britain found a negative effect on university attendance.
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Several analyses have warned of the extreme economic damage that leaving Europe without any deal could bring.
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The judge in Kaseberg's case has already used similar analyses to disallow some of the writer's claims.
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Brain scans, for example, seem to hold greater sway over the legal system than behavioral genetic analyses.
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Astronomers will continue to pull more interesting data from the Gaia mission as they perform more analyses.
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This prevents them from cherry-picking results and analyses that are more favorable to their favored conclusions.
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Hello Bixby analyses your usage patterns and provides suggested information, apps, and functions based on your routine.
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But in the 2018 primaries, female candidates have been outperforming their male counterparts, multiple analyses have found.
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And his legal analyses of certain incidents involving Trump sure seem to suggest he violated the law.
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More recent analyses show China's emissions could peak closer to the middle of the decade than 2030.
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It employs a laser beam to scan an area and then analyses the reflections that bounce back.
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We won't address all of the issues covered in these analyses, just single payer, Medicare-for-all.
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Some data analyses lump together everything presented as "financial education" without any minimum standard for what's effective.
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Undiscouraged, Richter and Koper hired a half a dozen companies to conduct independent analyses of the site.
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Check out the charts above, which Axios data journalist Chris Canipe constructed from International Energy Agency analyses.
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People all over the world tried to debunk them, of course, performing detailed analyses of every frame.
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Analyses of crime data, however, consistently indicate that the correlation between undocumented immigrants and crime is overstated.
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Why it matters: The U.S. government produces closely watched analyses that add to scientific and popular understanding.
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Follow-up analyses ruled out satellite interference, or that the signal was reflected from the Earth's surface.
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But when researchers do weighted analyses, it's really just price, taste, and convenience that even break zero.
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Both of these subjects warrant additional study, but it's likely too early to conduct these analyses today.
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And because their analyses were mathematical proofs, they were exact, unburdened by the approximations typical in physics.
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We're now doing more careful checks, and will perform more thorough analyses to work out their properties.
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They settled on 42 studies, 37 of which were used for analyses combining data from multiple studies.
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Europol then provides these analyses to other agencies who may be able to dig up more details.
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Some also set such research apart from global investment bank analyses which they see as too consensual.
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The only careful analyses of relative prices across municipal and private broadband providers reveals no substantial discounts.
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Videos and analyses of his handshake show that he often pulls forcefully on the hand he's shaking.
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To figure out a star's "DNA," HERMES analyses the light to build a spectrum resembling a rainbow.
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These researchers aren't the first to perform genetic analyses on what were believed to be Yeti samples.
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Analyses have shown that negligent drilling practices waste more than $1 million of natural gas every day.
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Both analyses definitively conclude that the claim is wrong: There are no unexplained correlations in LIGO's noise.
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She monitors and analyses user responses and reacts accordingly with appropriate follow-up questions and empathetic nods.
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It also has a research operation which collects and analyses data on merchant shipping and offshore markets.
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There's enough research about e-cigarettes to have warranted a number of systematic reviews and meta-analyses.
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Amid all the warnings and analyses of democratic decline, though, there have been some glimmers of hope.
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"Despite combining data, we were still limited by sample size in some of our analyses," Chung said.
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And dig into analyses of all 17 statewide measures by the Legislative Analyst's Office, CALmatters and KQED.
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Dig into analyses of all 19833 statewide measures by the Legislative Analyst's Office, CALmatters, KQED and Ballotpedia.
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For more CNBC coverage of the upcoming summit, check out these analyses: —Reuters contributed to this report.
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And dig into analyses of all 17 statewide measures by the Legislative Analyst's Office, CALmatters and Ballotpedia.
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And dig into analyses of all 373 statewide measures by the Legislative Analyst's Office, CALmatters and Ballotpedia.
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To dig deeper, check out analyses of the measures by the Legislative Analyst's Office, CALmatters or Ballotpedia.
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In a series of extraordinary genetic analyses published on Wednesday, researchers believe they have found an answer.
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Perspectives and Analyses Salena Zito: Two candidates that young people love show the future for both parties.
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Multiple analyses have demonstrated that this pill form of prevention is markedly cheaper than treating the disease.
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Economists do statistical analyses on the pay gap to determine how much each reason contributes to it.
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Its analyses are dense: The last report on a blood cancer called multiple myeloma was 22019 pages.
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Those included more analysis of safety technology, third-party audits, incident investigation analyses and stricter emergency preparedness.
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Editor's Note: This assessment is part of a series of analyses supporting Stratfor's 2019 Fourth-Quarter Forecast.
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Some of the sex differences on his list had been demonstrated in large studies or meta-analyses.
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The SEC does not plan any follow-up analyses or research on the events of July 8.
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These critics have produced analyses that suggest that Valeant's accounting could be flawed in several other ways.
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Amino's analyses showed that women are far more likely to be diagnosed with many of these conditions.
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By November 28, industry analyses were forecasting a sharp deregulatory tilt from a Trump Federal Communications Commission.
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Hurricane season is also growing longer according to some analyses, and the rainstorms within them growing stronger.
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They conducted statistical sensitivity analyses to try to account for other variables that they may have missed.
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Over time, as their critical thinking skills develop and their vocabulary grows, students' analyses become more sophisticated.
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Contrary to some analyses of the financial crisis, proprietary trading contributed to the weakness of financial system .
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Both reported on work that I alone did and in one, I came up with innovative analyses.
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The coverage numbers aren't likely to be good — at least according to independent analyses from outside experts.
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Isotope analyses revealed that during bone formation, both men had consumed food and water from Northern states.
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Michael McDevitt, who is now a senior fellow in strategic studies at the Center for Naval Analyses.
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Numerous analyses have indicated that a clear majority of Medicaid recipients who can work already do work.
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Scientists compared ancient and modern sequences, tallied up shared sites and mutations, and conducted bulk statistical analyses.
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To date, they've shipped 61 tests to labs for PCR analyses—43 of which are still pending.
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Shakespeare endures alongside analyses of his flawed characterizations of all kinds of races, nationalities, religions and women.
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Most analyses have concluded that the cuts will add more than $1 trillion to the national debt.
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The results, according to independent analyses, would be major reductions in federal spending on Medicaid over time.
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The company resurrected the drug after additional analyses suggested it might have some effect at higher doses.
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"These analyses should be viewed with caution," Conaghan's team writes in the British Journal of Sports Medicine.
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Moreover, cost-benefit analyses are meant also to consider alternative approaches and to identify potential unintended consequences.
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Some previous analyses have suggested data-center energy use has doubled, or more, over the past decade.
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It has also provided psychological analyses of citizenry in places like Libya after the fall of Col.
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News about its battery suppliers and optimistic analyses helped lift the electric-vehicle maker's share price Monday.
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The lawyers said the parties' experts have offered competing analyses of the same set of admissions data.
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But increasingly, academic papers, policy analyses, cross-sectional studies, closely argued op-eds, center-stage presentations, etc.
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College for all Similar budget analyses demonstrate the feasibility of other parts of the Green New Deal.
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KDDI also wants to start a service that analyses the amount of water needed to flush toilets.
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We need leaders to give frank and pragmatic analyses of climate change and its very real consequences.
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But this isn't really about whose analyses of health policy are most likely to get it right.
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While tax reform means specifics are changing in real time, previous analyses point to potentially disastrous impacts.
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These analyses showed that 40% of the flavored aldehydes turned into new compounds called aldehyde PG acetals.
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A pair of analyses are laying bare the divide between major oil companies and their smaller peers.
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As precinct-level and individual level voter data becomes available additional analyses will surely confirm these trends.
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"The current report's analyses confirm that suicides often occur in response to short-term crises," Nelson wrote.
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"We have not been collecting some of the right data to do these analyses well," Morral said.
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Analyses of 29.4 exit polls by the Pew Hispanic Center found that Latinos tend to vote Democrat.
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Analyses of 2012 exit polls by the Pew Hispanic Center found that Latinos tend to vote Democrat.
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Drug prohibition drives but is inexplicably absent from analyses of the mounting lethality of the opioid crisis.
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After 200 years, it's still the most cost-effective and practical first step in most diagnostic analyses.
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By now, multiple analyses have found that support for Trump tightly correlates with racist and sexist beliefs.
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"Either the Treasury Department has used extensive taxpayer funds to conduct economic analyses that it refuses to release because those analyses would contradict the Treasury Secretary's claims, or Secretary Mnuchin has grossly misled the public about the extent of the Treasury Department's analysis," Warren wrote in her letter.
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This is great for small data sets and more simple analyses, but Python's libraries are much more practical.
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Independent analyses of her plan find that her proposed tax hikes would squarely hit the most well off.
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Its urine sediment analyses method can simply take 5 drops of urine and provide results in 5 minutes.
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Moukarzel responded that the analysis I'd received was a draft, before they rolled out such analyses to customers.
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That allowed them to conduct any analyses they needed while only revealing genes relevant to that particular investigation.
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Numerous outlets used information from the Wired piece in their analyses of the digital strategist's rise to power.
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The Cochrane Collaboration meta-analyses must adhere to very high standards of transparency and methodological rigor and reproducibility.
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Meta-analyses are often used as the final word on a given subject, as the arbiters of ambiguity.
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US diplomats rely on the same operating principles when they make their own private analyses of foreign leaders.
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When each of these rules were finalized, the scientific and cost-benefit analyses supported the date of implementation.
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For additional details, see our full analysis, which also includes the computer code used to run the analyses.
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Bratic's report provides details of internal analyses and reports codenamed Project Rubicon that Uber carried out during 2016.
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"The manufacturer independently replicated our analyses on its national dataset of 3,695,943 commercially insured patients," the researchers write.
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How much should we worry about privacy and the types of analyses that can be done with voice?
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Again: All of the death toll estimates, from reputable, epidemiological statistical analyses, number in the hundreds and thousands.
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Armed with its ultra-high precision cameras, CHEOPS will allow for in-depth analyses of known celestial objects.
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As always, we consulted our friends, the Astrotwins, to get their spot-on astrological analyses of each sign.
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Then, you buy various data analyses from third-party companies that you authorize to access your genetic information.
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But this four-category model was based on analyses of primarily white adults' responses to the CES-D.
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For all the long-winded analyses and rage sessions with friends, a person walks through that field alone.
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Expert partners: We regularly consult with rights advocacy groups to review their most recent analyses of hateful content.
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Analyses of the NotPetya outbreak last week found that it was not ransomware, but merely disguised as such.
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The "Exxon-Mobile" file contains unique RNC codes and sentiment analyses for more than 182 million US voters.
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Conservative authors, by contrast, seem little interested in analyses of the minds of voters in Brooklyn or Berkeley.
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"The investigation exists precisely to research facts and produce evidence, including technical analyses," wrote Rodrigo Janot, the prosecutor.
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If that's true, then local authorities could intervene earlier to prevent such scenarios using DeWitt's unique data analyses.
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It analyses videos of candidates answering questions and uses AI to judge their verbal skills, intonation and gestures.
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It analyses industrial facilities in China using imagery from space and algorithms measuring the level of manufacturing activity.
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Though analyzed and dated previously, the new study involved "more comprehensive analyses," in the words of the researchers.
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In all, the scandal cast doubt on drug-testing analyses in about 40,000 cases from 2003 to 2012.
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While that was an indicator of a healthy diet, analyses of the two other compounds told another story.
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For the purposes of analyses and international peer comparison, Fitch adjusts the weightings of such loans to 100%.
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"Umbrella reviews" synthesize previous pooled analyses to give a clearer summary of diverse research on a particular topic.
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Although tweaked over time, the RPI faces frequent criticism for being overly simplistic and ignoring more sophisticated analyses.
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Most independent analyses have said it will lead to a large increase in the number of people uninsured.
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Apple's security division then examined its databases for Zhang's network activity and ran forensic analyses of his devices.
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Our most recent studies at Fukushima have benefited from more sophisticated analyses of radiation doses received by animals.
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Instagram analyses your historic usage to predict the kind of posts that are most relevant to your interests.
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Since 1992, other researchers conducted analyses to understand whether sperm counts have declined, yet the results were mixed.
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Analyses conducted by the credit reporting companies, along with FICO and VantageScore, showed more modest credit scoring impacts.
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But over time, bigger studies and meta-analyses have shown that some of those early results aren't reproducible.
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Most analyses of President Donald Trump's first 100 days in office has focused on what he hasn't accomplished.
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Late in his meandering piece, Sullivan took a detour to attack liberal analyses of the United Airlines controversy.
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But Trulia also added the number of comfort food restaurants and drugstores in the area to its analyses.
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A number of its most crucial and problematic analyses have been in the area of health care policy.
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Economic analyses suggest that temporary anti-dumping tariffs are actually more damaging than run-of-the-mill protectionism.
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Each nation draws on a mix of surface readings, economic analyses and ecological estimates to quantify their emissions.
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In fact, these agencies routinely run cost-benefit projections, but the analyses are by their very nature inadequate.
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Research could provide valuable information to policymakers through analyses that explore qualitative and quantitative data about immigrant children.
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And dig into analyses of all 17 statewide measures by the Legislative Analyst's Office, CALmatters, KQED and Ballotpedia.
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And dig into analyses of all 17 statewide measures by the Legislative Analyst's Office, CALmatters, KQED, and Ballotpedia.
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Since the 1960s, American academia began to shift its attention to more "scientific" analyses of inter-state relations.
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Looking forward, Englethaler hopes to do more targeted environmental analyses to provide support for, or against, their hypothesis.
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The myth of the foreign "free-riders" was invented by the drug industry, and debunked in several analyses.
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The studies include DNA analyses from peer-reviewed papers, newspaper investigations and about 10 of Oceana's own studies.
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Several more components from the study remain to be published, including detailed analyses on the radio frequencies tested.
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"Most analyses suggest it would have negative economic consequences for the U.K. and spillover in Europe," she said.
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Politics routinely interferes with cost and benefit estimates, and analyses systematically ignore basic economic concepts like opportunity cost.
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Cities can gather data by using modern sensor technology solutions, supported by software for management and data analyses.
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CVS said such analyses for the effectiveness of drugs are common in Europe, but don't exist in America.
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But we also added original statistical analyses designed to test our arguments in particularly illuminating times and places.
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Based on their analyses, the scientists adjusted the vaccine regimen and tested it in guinea pigs and monkeys.
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The analyses found several examples the secretary's calendar not including a full list of attendees or agenda items.
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The study also analyses recent policy moves on climate by the country's government and by the Communist Party.
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In fact, in 2016 the Department of Energy estimated that NEPA-related analyses averaged $4.2 million per project.
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The commentary tradition — where monks and others wrote extensive analyses literally between and around the lines of texts!
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"We do not share the analyses that the territorial caliphate has been annihilated," Parly said on RTL radio.
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For the first experiment, the group used fossil analyses to develop a simplified mathematical model of the dinosaur.
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"The analyses are done very well," said Rosemary and Peter Grant, biologists at Princeton University, in an email.
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Good diplomats should have anticipated those developments and prepared policy analyses and recommendations for their leaders back home.
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With their Bibles in one hand and their newspapers in another, they provided careful analyses of current events.
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To read the full report, including in-depth analyses of artistic freedom violations in individual countries, go here.
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The international partnership analyses the possible influence of climate change on extreme weather events, from floods to droughts.
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If I don't have I.T., I might as well just go home and do analyses with my calculator.
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Nor are his private critics rushing to go public with their often mordant analyses of Mr. Trump's movement.
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Previously, three large analyses had estimated the prevalence of the disorder at 3 to 10 percent of adults.
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It adds to separate analyses suggesting China could see a peak well before 2030 if things break right.
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By early March, these various research groups were posting their analyses online, along with heaping caveats of uncertainty.
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Political scientists have usually relied on statistical analyses of voter data to draw conclusions on the laws' impact.
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Even many private-sector energy forecasts and academic analyses are based largely upon data and forecasts from EIA.
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Based on our regular economic and monetary analyses, we decided to keep the key ECB interest rates unchanged.
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Editor&aposs Note: This assessment is part of a series of analyses supporting Stratfor&aposs 2020 Annual Forecast.
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Statistical analyses allowed Dr. Plumptre and his colleagues to estimate a total remaining population of fewer than 3,800.
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As Wired recently explained: The papers the FRC produces often purport to be meta-analyses—studies of studies.
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While financial analyses are certainly necessary, financials alone cannot account for the non-monetized benefits of nuclear power.
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But independent analyses of the broad outlines have concluded that wealthy taxpayers would get most of the benefits.
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Governments that received federal aid were required only to produce vague, nonbinding analyses of "impediments" to fair housing.
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Mr. Temkin also assumes that most Americans are capable of and willing to read longer, more nuanced analyses.
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Some of these differences can be measured and are controlled for in statistical analyses, including the Virginia study.
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Even for the current coronavirus outbreak, several analyses have been posted online by scientific teams around the world.
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"These re-analyses show, once again, our determination in the fight against doping," IOC President Thomas Bach said.
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But independent analyses of tax plans Trump has released have found that they would largely benefit the wealthy.
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Coverage of the U.K. election featured public analyses of the parties' manifesto promises by scholars and think tanks.
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The air force's Merino said authorities would immediately conduct forensic analyses on the remains to confirm their origin.
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We referenced data from the US Small Business Administration, in conjunction with analyses from Office Depot and MoneyPenny.
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TPC's analysis of Harris's proposed tax credit is in line with analyses of the plan from other groups.
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Given the questionable dietary data and analyses, recent policy reversals on cholesterol and fat consumption are not surprising.
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Established in 2008, Zhilabs provides analyses of network condition, performance, and data traffic for about 50 telecom companies.
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For one, previous analyses have allowed scientists to associate certain genes with either agricultural or hunter-gatherer lifestyles.
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Probabilities are more meaningful than safe "anything can happen" platitudes, vague "it's likely" analyses or artificially confident guarantees.
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Analyses of news footage showed that fewer people attended Mr. Trump's inauguration than President Barack Obama's in 2009.
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The four-minute video offers a series of interesting analyses as well as showcases some unforgettable filmic moments.
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Some aspect of the environment is probably at play, but numerous large analyses rule out vaccines as a factor.
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The new report is one of the only comprehensive analyses of social media's role in the illegal cheetah trade.
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Rekognition, which is part of Amazon Web Services, has the ability to conduct image and video analyses of faces.
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The search engine is often used by cyber pros doing vulnerability analyses, or companies that can identify vulnerable devices.
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The site relies on a highly detailed matching system stemming from a questionnaire that analyses 29 unique character traits.
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You would definitely assume they'd be working with experts to run deep, thorough analyses of their bill's likely effects.
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And the very, very top of this hierarchy are meta-analyses performed by a group called the Cochrane Collaboration.
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Since it's tasked with communicating with members of Congress, it's also tried to focus on making its analyses accessible.
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Most analyses of Trump's campaign tax plan estimated that it would help wealthy Americans more than the middle class.
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Other analyses show that drug prices have continued to rise, albeit at a slower rate than in the past.
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A pair of analyses explore how rising heat, rising sea levels and powerful storms are threats to energy infrastructure.
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Meta-analyses estimate that the rate of suicide among male physicians is 140 percent that of the general population.
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Paulson and a team of researchers conducted mutation analyses on the H7N9 strain, which began infecting people in 19183.
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" He also noted that his company had provided analyses on attacks that had been "attributed to Russian cyber-spies.
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Other analyses below include districts where one party or the other had candidates on the ballot in both years.
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He explains how each of the major works was conceived and written and analyses key passages bar by bar.
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Our special report on lifelong education analyses the most important factors shaping career paths and the future of work.
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The two new analyses provide some of the most compelling evidence yet in support of coffee's purported health aspects.
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"The results of both analyses confirm a large and robust effect of waiting periods on homicides," the authors write.
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It analyses your data to find performance gaps in your sales process and makes actual recommendations to improve it.
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The report adds to previous analyses showing that Trump's businesses have started to soften amid his run for president.
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Text Analysis uses Natural Language Processing to linguistically understand the text and apply statistical techniques to facilitate the analyses.
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I put her to bed while my colleagues picked up my slack, writing their analyses well into the night.
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Some of the analyses required knowing the sex of the mammoths, and the results were unexpected, the researchers said.
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Figures from Inalytics, a company that analyses fund managers' portfolios, suggest that active managers are changing strategy in response.
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So China is slowing, and frankly, our analyses of [capital expenditure] strength indicate that this is not going away.
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Further comparative analyses showed that the feather couldn't possibly belong to Archaeopteryx, whether it be primary, secondary, or covert.
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Genetic analyses of other human remains hinted at an even earlier exit date, but tangible, archaeological evidence was lacking.
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The great news organizations have at their core the same story, but they give you different analyses, different perspectives.
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The company analyses ten genetic markers related to taste and smell and asks customers questions on basic taste preferences.
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In the years that followed, Silver's analyses of soil cores indicated that the treated land kept taking in carbon.
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Most analyses of that plan estimated it would make the U.S. deficit balloon because of the lost tax revenue.
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Industry analyses also show that the mining workforce is aging, and wage gaps tend to widen as workers age.
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"They can be full-time internal employees or consultants performing analyses on businesses around the world," according to GOBankingRates.
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In addition, the researchers performed comparative analyses with other microtektites, cosmic spherules (also known as micrometeorites), and volcanic rocks.
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However, several analyses have shown that the individual market is stabilizing and many insurers are no longer bleeding money.
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According to a website called Twitter Audit that analyses followers, 35% of Mr Dorsey's own 3.8m followers are fake.
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There will be dueling analyses from think tanks and policy experts, though Warren supporters will be in the minority.
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While physicians recognize hundreds of types of the disease, genetic analyses suggest that the true number is far higher.
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Analyses suggest limiting temperature rise to 2 degrees Celsius will require significant deployment of carbon capture and utilization technology.
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My view is that these analyses leave out one key aspect of Iran's strategy, and the most effective one.
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In several emails and conversations, she offered steep analyses of the show's ratings and gushed about her peers' beauty.
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The task force recommended screening with colonoscopy, stool analyses or flexible sigmoidoscopy combined with a fecal-occult blood test.
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It also wants companies to have scenario analyses of how more heatwaves, droughts or floods might affect their earnings.
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Presidents of both parties since Ronald Reagan have made agencies conduct cost-benefit analyses to justify significant federal regulations.
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The referendum has generated a torrent of analyses, commentaries and appeals — including President Obama's urging Britain to stay in.
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We can't ignore shareholder capitalism's obvious ethical lapses, but we also don't entertain anything like systemic analyses of it.
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The new year brought new analyses and indices offering hope that populism declined, or at least stalled, in 2202.
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The MammaPrint test, made by Agendia, based in Amsterdam, analyses the activity of genes in early-stage breast cancer.
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Multiple spectrographic analyses revealed the blue pigment to be ultramarine, a rare pigment made from crushed lapis lazuli stones.
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You will perform in-depth research and write both short analyses and longer papers on a host of topics.
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Major analyses so far have estimated that versions of the bills would cut the tax burden on most Americans.
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The group's research includes trends driving global growth in GDP and capital markets, as well as specific geographic analyses.
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The structural analyses focus on detailed organizational charts that delineate structural relationships among various affiliate entities and debt issuances.
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Source and use analyses allow governments to use competition to make provable gains in service levels and cost performance.
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The EPA has said in court briefs that its economic analyses released with every regulation comply with the requirements.
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TPC is a group that provides independent analyses on tax issues, including revenue estimates of politicians' tax-reform plans.
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"The Pentagon regularly reviews force posture and performs cost-benefit analyses," Pentagon spokesman Eric Pahon said in a statement.
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After all, he amassed a $2.1 billion net worth through a long series of prescient calls and diligent analyses.
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Next, despite OIRA's reputation for expertise, the quality of the executive agency economic analyses that OIRA reviews is abysmal.
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The model is still in use, while the laboratory analyses that led to it have faded from my memory.
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Two recent analyses within the span of as many weeks revealed the extent to which drug prices have soared.
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The pattern had puzzled demographers, but the recent analyses have pointed to suffering and anxiety among working-class whites.
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Rishi "provided great work and analyses" on two biotech companies in particular, Bluebird Bio and Sophiris Bio, says Kenneth.
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Independent analyses of the Target breach discovered that Target's systems successfully detected the criminals several times during the attack.
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A international team of researchers has completed one of the most detailed analyses of a Neanderthal genome to date.
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The NSF isn't the only one doing cost-benefit analyses when it comes to the wintering at Amundsen-Scott.
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They're based on statistical analyses and assumptions about how the land has changed and how many species have disappeared.
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There are no systematic studies of how often the direct-to-consumer results and third-party analyses are wrong.
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Trump officials contend that their carbon approach better reflects the way the government has traditionally done cost-benefit analyses.
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Multiple analyses expect that premiums would increase and millions would lose coverage if this part of Obamacare went away.
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Just a single mutation, confirmed by multiple analyses, would be enough to implicate one twin and exonerate the other.
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But leaked data and external analyses show there are irregularities with the voter count that point toward election fraud.
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Together with the Guardian and the New York Times, the reporting team commissioned several technical analyses of the app.
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The researchers said in the report that their conclusions were consistent with the analyses of The Times and others.
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Then again, is there a Chinese equivalent to The Atlantic, offering equally bracing analyses of the shortcomings of authoritarianism?
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Stay away from market analyses and commentary if possible: This crisis has no parallels to history, according to Birinyi.
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A spokeswoman for the council said that no additional analyses of the tax bills were currently in the works.
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The agency is good at building secret-trusting relationships, identifying potential sources, recruiting liaison partners and writing intelligence analyses.
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Back when the Senate considered Obamacare, there were scores of hearings and exhaustive analyses of the evolving legislation's text.
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It has been the subject of many experiments since then, as growing technology has allowed for increasingly complex analyses.
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But it's important to recognize that their analyses do not necessarily reflect the entirety of the climate change movement.
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The analyses showed that the Twitter accounts posted in Spanish and English, targeting the Chilean public and foreign audiences.
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The analyses by Hall, Thompson and Abramowitz do not preclude the possibility that Warren could beat Trump in 2020.
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It analyses weather conditions, winds and the amount of fuel available before selecting a suitable airfield to divert to.
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The most important elements are an executive summary and mission statement, as well as market analyses and financial projections.
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Over the next two months, laboratory analyses detected very low amounts of iodine and other radionuclides across the country.
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"I think you have to have some level of humor or sincerity in your work," Simmons continued his analyses.
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Genomic analyses suggest coronaviruses have a similar enough enzyme that the drug might be effective against the current outbreak.
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Less mass, more strength, faster turnaround — and any drawbacks have been quantified and mitigated over countless tests and analyses.
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Still, based on recent genetic analyses, researchers think anatomically modern humans may have all originated in modern-day Botswana.
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San Francisco's experience is a "cautionary tale for Vancouver", says Joe Castiglione, who analyses data for its transport authority.
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It's no surprise then that political analyses also attribute less causal impact to underlying structural dynamics than they deserve.
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Analyses of the live-streamed video from the church are suggesting that several worshippers were armed and drew guns.
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But various analyses of the proposals he released as a candidate said they would help the wealthy the most.
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The report tallies agency analyses of the costs and benefits of regulations issued between October 2014 and September 2015.
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The conservative-leaning Tax Foundation recently produced dynamic analyses that reached a very different result from the Wharton analysts.
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Neal said Democrats would like to quickly see analyses of how the tax plan would impact different income groups.
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The 1978 smallpox death was, most analyses found, caused by carelessness — poor lab safety procedures and badly designed ventilation.
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If successful, he could help temper some harsher features of 21st-century capitalism by altering corporate cost-benefit analyses.
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Tooze points out that almost all serious analyses of the stimulus conclude that it played a significant positive role.
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Much of "Ramp Hollow" will be familiar to those interested in the history of Appalachia and its leading analyses.
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The 220 smallpox death was, most analyses found, caused by carelessness — poor lab safety procedures and badly designed ventilation.
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"Either the Treasury Department has used extensive taxpayer funds to conduct economic analyses that it refuses to release because those analyses would contradict the Treasury secretary's claims, or Secretary Mnuchin has grossly misled the public about the extent of the Treasury Department's analysis," Ms. Warren wrote in a letter to the agency's watchdog.
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Analyses from RealClearPolitics and Sabato's Crystal Ball called the race a toss-up, while FiveThirtyEight gave Sinema a slight edge.
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As much as possible, we based our review on previous quantitative synthesis of the scientific literature -- so-called meta-analyses.
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The data, he says, is simply too complicated, and the analyses too primitive, to come to such a hard conclusion.
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That system is an expensive one, though — one that multiple analyses suggest Sanders's current tax proposals would not fund entirely.
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That's where big meta-studies of meta-analyses come in, like the one Doucouliagos did with Ioannidis and Tom Stanley.
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There are also other key metrics (like cohort analyses) that can help indicate the health of these businesses as well.
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Many analyses have estimated that Trump's campaign-trail tax plan will benefit the wealthy much more than the middle class.
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Two analyses of Trump's nominee, Neil Gorsuch, place him on the conservative end of the spectrum, near Justice Samuel Alito.
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The spokesperson said concentrations of plastics in water from their own analyses were lower than those allowed in pharmaceutical products.
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This is one of the reasons scientists write reviews and meta-analyses, to try and combine findings from many studies.
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Our analyses involving FiveThirtyEight's Voter Power Index use the census's count of voters registered in the 2016 election, by race.
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It analyses the Stoxx 600 companies over the period spanning 2011-2015, which includes leading companies from 17 European countries.
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The Wall Street Journal reported Monday on two analyses that both found 13 was a great year for airline safety.
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Democrats have pointed to analyses showing millions of Americans could end up with a tax hike because of eliminated deductions.
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Many Republicans claim a jump start in economic growth is going to offset that loss, but outside analyses are dubious.
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Last year, for example, it launched a tool that measures the emotions of drivers by combining face and speech analyses.
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Better yet, hunker down and read some of the 400 pages yourself while you wait for thoughtful analyses to materialize.
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The most careful empirical analyses conducted by urban economists have failed to detect a rise in displacement within gentrifying neighbourhoods.
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They did other analyses looking at the second through fifth oldest ages at death, and added data from other sources.
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This sample is relayed to a smartphone app, which analyses the recording using a database stored on a cloud computer.
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But where these analyses agree is that SNAP has become a primary income support to poor individuals and especially families.
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It then analyses the information with data from governments, international bodies and research organizations to identify hotspots of potential conflict.
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LOOKING back from the vantage point of 2025*, economic historians are starting to write their analyses of the Trump slump.
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The researchers agree that more work is needed to support this theory, including analyses of abundant elements other than carbon.
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He's proposed instituting a scientific oversight committee to make sure everyone agrees on methods and statistical analyses from the outset.
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MindSphere gathers data from devices, analyses the information and uses it to help customers design products faster and optimize processes.
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The results are models that are good representations of the world—something analyses of big data frequently struggle to achieve.
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"There have been many analyses on the outcome of the summit," Moon told Pompeo ahead of their meeting, Reuters reported.
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As if I had not read thousands of both analyses of his work and speculations on who he might be.
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"You're either a cynic," says Brian Wieser of Pivotal Research Group, which analyses the industry, "or you're not paying attention."
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This time the outcome of the British referendum may make their analyses moot as far as Friday's stock prices go.
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To the benefit of the patients, the radiologists were also more meticulous in their analyses when presented with the photos.
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So he got to work revisiting his old SILLIAC analyses and paper printouts, determined to publish a peer-reviewed article.
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As a result, few policy analyses omit to mention the "distributional benefits" or "distributional costs" of whatever is being proposed.
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Lee has a bill that would require the CBO to publish information on how it comes up with its analyses.
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Some "news analyses" were already laying the foundation, setting a low bar for the G.O.P. nominee while warning that Mrs.
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WILBUR ROSS: We do a lot of analyses, but the important thing is that you're trying to judge people's reaction.
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The analyses, published throughout last week, therefore offer some insight, fair or not, into how Mr. Obama may be judged.
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And, depending on what state you live in, those expenses can be much higher or lower, according to industry analyses.
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In additional analyses done in the last three years, researchers found concentrations of the same chemicals in the dogs' semen.
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Major analyses so far have estimated that versions of the Senate bill would cut the tax burden on most Americans.
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Multiple analyses suggest a major impact in Japan was the economic crisis that struck the country in the late 1990s.
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With analyses like the one produced on the EPA mercury regulation, the Trump Administration has put this progress in danger.
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Finally, all those amazing data analyses must be put into the hands of data-trusting managers to affect decision making.
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Ohio's own analyses show that Medicaid expansion led to improvements in access to care for 75 percent of this group.
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In addition, the task force publishes analyses and reports about specific stories that have begun to trend on social media.
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But according to the authors of the Science paper, the NRC's scientific analyses rely on a number of inaccurate assumptions.
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Independent analyses, however, estimated the rate to be much higher—closer to 1803 percent, according to the nonprofit Action Aid.
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Because they had more twins to include, they limited their analyses to women whose twin brothers died soon after birth.
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The center's models do not yet include spending programs, so the analyses cannot show the effects of expanded government spending.
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"If Congress wanted to bury CBO analyses and put the budget committees out front, she held press conferences," Joyce recalls.
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For more CNBC coverage of the Trump-Kim summit, check out these analyses: —CNBC's Nyshka Chandran contributed to this report.
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Consumers would be the biggest beneficiary of better technology, according to our analysis at Consumers Union and other independent analyses.
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Analyses of the patient's new skin did not find the added genetic material in any worrisome places, the researchers reported.
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Whiteshift's clarity about the ultimate implications of anti–political correctness politics is, second to the statistical analyses, its core virtue.
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More persuasive are analyses that posit genres such as landscape painting and photography, street photography, and nude as historical processes.
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But a five-plus-point error might be intolerably high for many kinds of election analyses, particularly in close races.
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Outside analyses have estimated that more than 25 percent of taxpayers would pay more by 2027 under the House bill.
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Another lesson is that the path back to power often looks very different from what the post-election analyses suggest.
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To find out, we conducted a very stringent test: We performed a series of regression analyses, one for each candidate.
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In recent years, analyses of hundreds of neuroscience studies offered clear evidence disproving the idea that males are less hormonal.
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Those analyses start at the possibility of an extra eight to 25 deaths a year under Mr. Trump's climate plan.
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But if New York is typical, analyses show that its officers hit their targets only one-third of the time.
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But they also had "a far greater sense of confidence in their analyses than I have found to be warranted".
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Meanwhile, Adam Kelleher leads the latter team, which builds analyses and models on top of datasets brought into the bank.
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In 2004, she and her colleagues first presented research that tigers constitute six living subspecies, based on partial genomic analyses.
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He also expanded his analyses to include social and cultural trends and began publishing annual surveys that tracked such changes.
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Initial analyses of the program suggest it is responsible for reducing hospital readmissions, saving Medicare billions of dollars a year.
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If the independent analyses of the bill are to believed, Graham-Cassidy will leave millions of Americans without health insurance.
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But both Impossible Foods and Beyond Meat have commissioned independent researchers to carry out life-cycle analyses of their products.
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All three of these analyses found that turnout was modestly more favorable to Mr. Trump than pre-election polls predicted.
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Michael Dourson, tapped to lead the chemical safety office, has run an organization that conducts industry-friendly analyses of chemicals.
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They also want the IRS to conduct cost-benefit analyses of regulations to determine how they will affect the economy.
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All of the participants in these analyses were white, because there are few well-validated genetic studies in black populations.
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Glück's analyses seem to derive from this grief; she is wary, and sometimes darkly funny about, poetry's temptation toward grandiosity.
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The at-best intermittent awareness of the universal rise in living standards sometimes leads to analyses which miss the obvious.
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Euskaltel analyses the sale of its cable network to finance its growth plans, Spanish newspaper Cinco Dias reported on Wednesday.
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