Analytical intelligence, absolutely.
(a) Are more likely to encode negation using analytical strategies (negative word) than using inflections (affixes) and are less likely to have idiosyncratic variations between word and affixation strategies (15).
In other words, analytical capacity and research experience matters, as data collection through closed questionnaires and quantitative surveys will not be sufficiently flexible.
Apart from grouping, all the analytical work was conducted by faculty members, who consulted with one another to ensure whether each word was appropriate for analysis.
"Analytical is the best word I've come up with," says Balbes.
Michael hides in these images, and the point is that all the words and analytical exercise in the world can't rescue him — can't lower the tree-house ladder, can't recover "the starry lad he was".
In other words, most analytical accounts of the FRP phenomenon (regardless of their scope) rely on a hypothesis of developmental independence, either in the form of a simplifying assumption or an unspecified theorisation.
In other words, the analytical framework to account for healthy-user bias may be able to meaningfully treat the influence of the common shared factors for cancer-screening responders in different settings.
In a word, the classic analytical theory is not applicable in this case.
"Landscape" refers both to a conceptual field that examines how humans affect geographic space and to real places, and the word has both analytical and experiential implications.
