Sentence examples for captured the issues from inspiring English sources

Through a discursive process, the research team (TR, AG, and JR) created definitions for each subcategory (which captured the issues within each), and then thematically analysed the complaint subcategories into groupings that appeared conceptually similar (to create categories).

The scheme was created using an iterative process that involved amalgamating, discarding, and generating new coding categories that most efficiently and accurately captured the issues present across the transcripts central to the identified theme.

And yet Obama dismissed the notion that the Republicans had captured the issue of inequality.

"She has captured the issue of the day in a way that is ultimately empowering without ever being complacent.

Here's a brief exchange I had with O'Brien (with a few bits of e-mail shorthand cleaned up): You powerfully captured the issue of "disaster memory" (or amnesia!), which transcends nuclear risk.

In addition, the authors did not compare their findings with those from other studies, and the use of probabilistic sensitivity analysis would have captured the issue of uncertainty in the model parameters better.

This framework certainly seems to capture the issues and challenges of today".

Miim Sonstein Gwynedd, Pa., Feb. 17, 2010 To the Editor: As usual, Thomas L. Friedman is right on the mark to capture the issues that face progressives and conservatives when it comes to encountering the threat of climate change.

The paper concludes that such processes have an inherent value in capturing the issues of the future and in creating awareness and knowledge.

Section 5 describes a field trial being conducted with 12 nodes using acoustic time-of-arrival measurements, capturing the issues related to the implementation of this algorithm and verifying the results predicted in the simulation study.

Our study survey was not designed to provide a comprehensive look at the psychological, moral and ideological beliefs of overall aid workers, or to fully capture the issues within the overall humanitarian operations, governance, or the future of humanitarian movement.