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analysis

Branch of mathematics concerned with limiting processes on axiomatic number systems; calculus of variations and infinitesimal calculus is now called analysis.

analysis

In chemistry, the determination of the composition of substances; see analytical chemistry.

analysis

Means of communication that involves explanation. Analysis is particularly concerned with reasoning (why something happens, be it a scientific phenomena or human behaviour).

The language used to analyse scientifically must be precise and factual, whereas the language used to analyse poetry might be more subjective and personal. Analysis often requires a sophisticated level of language, which is capable of conveying abstract ideas and thought-processes.



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6) and Anderson (8) are frequently cited as evidence that diet plays no role in acne development, a major limitation of both studies was that they concentrated on single foods with no background dietary analysis.
Acne in adolescence: a role for nutrition? by Smith, Robyn; Mann, Neil / Nutrition & Dietetics: The Journal of the Dietitians Association of Australia
I began my consultation by taking a detailed history, which included a dietary analysis.
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Based on dietary analysis, researchers determined the subjects' consumption of various antioxidants, including vitamin E (its four tocopherols and four tocotrienols), vitamin C and six carotenoids.
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