Sentence examples for a systematic analytic from inspiring English sources

This proposed MPRE program design framework can provide planners, engineers, and law enforcement professionals with a systematic, analytic, and data-driven process by which to operate a MPRE program.

Gender-based analysis offers a systematic, analytic tool that can be used to examine diversity within and between populations and subgroups (according to age, socio-economic status, sexual orientation, race, ethnicity, education, abilities, location, etc).

On the contrary, a systematic-analytic consistency concept follows formal rules that allow for objectively decomposing and recomposing its logics; examples are coincidence and causality.

Focusing on the game play of two groups of children, we employ a systematic thematic analytic approach on videos of children's verbal and non-verbal interaction triangulated with their game logs, concentrating on the nature of student-student as well as student-tutor social interactions.

Regarding scenario consistency, these criteria can be either intuitive (holistic) or systematic (analytic and formal).

The software package nVivo offered practical benefits in facilitating systematic analytic scrutiny, allowing large sections of text to be retrieved and revisited, avoiding fragmentation as far as possible.

Meta-ethnography differs from other qualitative evidence synthesis approaches in its underpinning theory [ 17], use of the authors' interpretations (e.g. concepts, themes) from primary qualitative studies as data, and creation of new interpretations through its unique, systematic analytic synthesis process.

This paper presents a systematic meta-analytic review on family accommodation and OCD symptom severity.

In his 1946 book Analysis of Knowledge and Valuation (AKV), based on his 1944 Carus lectures, Lewis (1946) provided a systematic and carefully analytic presentation of his mature philosophical views.

STATISTICA Data Miner Recipe (DMR) provides a systematic method for building advanced analytic models to relate one or more target (dependent) quantities to a number of input (independent) predictor variables.

Some participants understood analytics as a systematic process of data collection, analysis, and use of information to support evidence-based decision-making.