Sentence examples for analytical standpoints from inspiring English sources

The method was developed through action-research and was assessed from two analytical standpoints: externally, via a specific literature review on its theoretical contributions, and internally, through the analysis of potential users' perceptions on the feasibility of applying MTP.

From an analytical standpoint, Mr. hastz-Eakin has a point.

That final clause is illuminating about the emotional content of Beckett's work, and explains why he felt ill-equipped to come at it from an analytical standpoint.

When you watch a game, are you watching it from a more analytical standpoint than the average fan? A. I'm watching it a billion percent differently.

They looked at the Pfam database, a repository of the amino-acid sequences of 260,000 protein domains, to find out how easily, using the 30% figure as a guide, these could be clustered into groups that were single units from an analytical standpoint.

Form the analytical standpoint, a review of the available models given in the literature is made and verified against the experimental data.

From an analytical standpoint, using double linear halo the sensitivity of channel charge versus the VGS variations (Cg) is decreased, therefore according to (3) this device cutoff frequency is increased.

From an analytical standpoint, we present sufficient conditions for global node-to-node pinning controllability and we estimate the maximum switching period for network controllability by adapting and integrating available results on Lyapunov stability theory and partial averaging techniques.

In comparison with the MOSCNT and the LD-CNTFET, the LDDS-CNTFET has illustrated a larger fT. From an analytical standpoint, the doping profile of drain and source of this device leads to increase of the gm and decrease of the channel charge variation versus gate-source voltage (Cg) and as a result, increasing the fT-characteristic.

I think that will give us a tremendous advantage in approaching issues from an analytical standpoint".

However, considering timing of exposure in a continuous fashion may be more advantageous from an analytical standpoint.