Sentence examples for conducive to analysis from inspiring English sources

Hence a concentration on a small number of performance companies – like Sheffield's Forced Entertainment and New York's Wooster Group – and playtexts conducive to analysis by critical theory.

In the future, we will try to diagnose climate change on interannual, seasonal, and monthly scales, which should be conducive to analysis of the relationship between climate change and environmental risks.

An alternative location more conducive to analysis of neurons is the subcortical white matter.

And as that awful work proceeds, in circumstances hardly conducive to rational analysis, an adequate response to the atrocities must be framed.

But much of what taste in reading boils down to is less conducive to objective analysis, less neatly parceled into scholarly-sounding brackets.

While this could be done, it is not conducive to our analysis.

Their formats, however, are not conducive to contemporary analysis, rendering them ostensibly "lost" to research.

However, this literature lacks a formal framework for representing different balancing circuits in a compact manner conducive to quantitative analysis.

The perspectives offered by Room et al. [25, 27] about drug use as a ethnic marker in multi-cultural societies and what consequence NPM has for drug policy are conducive to our analysis.

More generally, for Lassiter Bowenn's main idea - that developmental processes in the family emotional system determine individuals' life course trends - is conducive to detailed analysis of individual and group behavior for accurate description of the social lives of not only the human family but also the many other gregarious forms of life' (p. 90).

This euphoria was not conducive to objective analysis, or to thoughtful appraisal of the expedition's strengths and weaknesses.