### activity | analysis:

Risk analysis
* Risk Analyses are our assessments of internal control and operational risks.
* broad field of study.
* comprises assessment, valuation, and communication of a hazard.
* considers the probability and consequence of failure to meet requirements.
* has to do with the analytical process used to estimate the extent of possible loss.
* is at the core of financial engineering.
* is the quantification of risks
  - science of putting the future at the service of the present
  - systematic evaluation of hazards and their possible effects
  - term used to encompass risk assessment, risk management and risk communication
  - used to minimize the likelihood of unwanted side effects of a new technology
  - useful and important in the protection of public health
* key feature of modern decision making, for both government and industry.
* part of risk management.
* tool for management of effective controls for foodborne illness.

Scenario analysis
* is the process of generating and analyzing a small set of scenarios.
* means to shed light on the possibilities for the future.

Semantic analysis
* deals with the meaning of correctly formed sentences.
* is an extension of context analysis.
* reveals cross-cultural differences in the organization of concepts in language.

Sensitivity analysis
* Sensitivity analyses indicate responses.
* Sensitivity analyses produce results
  - similar results
* is the corner stone of many numerical optimization strategies.

Sequence analysis
* Sequence analyses indicate homology.
* reveals homology between two proteins of the flagellar radial spoke.

Social analysis
* includes a study of the demographics of the customer base.
* is the systematic study of individual and social behavior
  - and social human behaviors

Soil analysis
* is useful when used in conjunction with tissue analysis
  - very important as pH controls the availability of nutrients to the plants
* shows that drip irrigation leads to a drop in potassium levels.

Spatial analysis
* is complicated by the absence of information on non-infected herds.
* new field, particularly in relation to disease data.

Spectral analysis
* can reveal the location and age of most amber.
* is used to determine altitude profile of the water vapor concentration
  - perform an in depth analysis of the trend and cyclical components
  - when the data is generated by wave-like, or seasonal, processes

Static analysis
* Static analyses reveal patterns.
* proven technology in the implementation of compilers and interpreters.

### activity | analysis:

Statistical analysis
* Statistical analyses are a crucial part of research in many sciences, including psychology
  - important for assessing the reliability of a result
* Statistical analyses involve different methods
* Statistical analyses involve several different methods
  - reveal events
* Statistical analyses show differences
  - significant differences
  - that buccal tube has a positive correlation with body area and gonad area
  - values
  - use versions
* can give insight into real things.
* is also an indispensable component of many industries
  - very important in every aspect of business
* is an essential tool in measuring risk
  - important part of behavioral analysis
  - applied in the interference theory of reliability prediction
  - at the heart of most environmental analyses
  - based on both data and assumptions or previous knowledge of the population
  - considered in light of modern computer software
  - limited to central tendency or simple graphs
  - one of the primary tools of modern scientific reasoning
  - treated as a means of decision making in the face of uncertainty
* major component of almost any empirical study in the field of business.
* plays a major role in biology, be that population genetics or enzyme kinetics.
* shows that as unemployment goes down, welfare caseloads decline faster
  - population growth has only slightly increased living costs