Sentence examples for analytic point from inspiring English sources
Freud called the arrangement a "remnant of the hypnotic method" and said that he continued it first of all because, frankly, he didn't like to be stared at all day, and — more to the analytic point — because it kept "the transference from mingling with the patient's associations imperceptibly" and allowed it to come more sharply into relief as a resistance.
This is a major issue since woody samples that contain any salts such as ILs can indeed be quite challenging from the analytic point of view.
Herein, the analytic point target spectrum is first derived by series reversion and the POSP, based on which a modified Omega-K algorithm is developed to focus data accurately.
These works can be classified in the branch of studies devoted to study from an analytic point of view of q-difference equations and their formal/analytic classification in [8 12].
Missing data is a problem that is ubiquitous to all clinical studies and a source of multiple problems from an analytic point of view (reduced statistical power, increased the type I error, bias) Statistical approaches have been developed to analyze data collected from trials with missing data.
From an analytic point of view information regarding the composition of the rapidly growing group is sorely missed.
Analytic points can seem opinionated but our editors and our writers are very conscious of preserving a line between news and opinion".
The text in the categories was then reviewed by the analysis group, with salient analytic points and themes distinguished.
From a computation and analytics point of view, how do we scale the recent successes of Deep Learning to much larger-scale models and massive datasets?
The meta-analytic point estimate of wellbeing falls within the confidence intervals of 6 of the 12 (50 %) studies reflecting expected heterogeneity in a broad measure such as wellbeing.
Encouraging in this respect is the finding of the overlap between the meta-analytic point estimate of satisfaction with life and the confidence intervals of most of the included studies.
