Sentence examples for academic analyses from inspiring English sources

For Flynn, academic analyses of suicide can be as important as what is taught in PSHE.

In doing so, they show - empirically, irrefutably - that the most sophisticated academic analyses of LaMotte's and Ash's work have been wrong.

Much of the earlier testimony on both sides of the trial, however, centred on academic analyses of life outcomes for children who are raised in same-sex families compared with those raised by a man and a woman.

More recently, academic analyses have attempted to put a precise figure on the level of agreement in the scientific community – with '97%' the current best estimate that human behaviour is altering the climate for the worse.

The Society of the Spectacle so far as being an animator of events, had in a matter of months become simply another text to be subjected to scores, hundreds, thousands of exhaustive academic analyses.

Even in academic analyses, where more weight is granted to the African side of these relations, commentary rarely goes beyond the state level.

Each morning of the festival, the Guardian has been running a chat show in the NVA toast bar, meeting some of the developers showing their new projects, as well as academics analysing the place of games in modern culture.

Many of the most successful businesses there are run by northerners.Last year, a group of Vietnamese and foreign academics analysing the differences in investment and growth rates between north and south came to the conclusion that the attitude of local bureaucrats explained the disparities better than any other factor.

The academics analysed data from the Information Services Division Scotland on Scottish skin cancer cases since 1990.

When US General Joseph Dunford, the senior coalition commander in Afghanistan, addressed the Senate Armed Services Committee on 12 March, he spoke largely to the four walls and empty seats in a room that once used to be packed with journalists, diplomats and academics analysing every twist of US policy in Afghanistan.

It also aims to inspire the next generation of physicists and engineers by giving participants the opportunity to be part of a national collaboration of students, teachers and academics, analysing data obtained from detectors based on the ground and in space to make new, curiosity-driven discoveries at school.