Sentence examples for critical analytic from inspiring English sources

Identity has become a critical analytic tool for understanding students' learning and engagement in science, or failure thereof (Brown et al. 2005; Calabrese Barton et al. 2013; Carlone et al. 2014; Kozoll and Osborne 2004; Rahm and Moore 2015).

We also thank Eric Olmsted for providing critical analytic and statistical input to this research.

The critical analytic point is that both Chinese-speaking groups demonstrate proficiency in Chinese that is sufficient to warrant our categorical, between group comparisons.

Data from these sources and consumers is extensively scalable and brings critical analytics requirements for timely decision making.

The new look, Google writes, is meant to highlight "segmentation as a critical analytics technique with better visibility and readability".

Along with enhancements in battery capacity and network capabilities, mobile devices are now capable of sharing their resources for distributed processing of critical analytics as resource providers of cloud computing.

Teachers will have even greater incentive to teach to standardized tests rather than focus on the kind of critical and analytic thinking our children need to succeed in our world.

But, he said, as the government prepares for war, television news is going to have to be vigilant in maintaining a critical and analytic eye and not falling to boosterism, especially when it has to cover foreign governments that might not fall right in line with the United States.

The existence of the conjugating map for the class of critical real analytic circle maps was proved by Yoccoz [8] and extended by Świątek [6, 7].

The purpose of this study was to investigate the intra-rater and inter-rater reliability of the Critical Thinking Analytic Rubric (CTAR).

In combining critical skills, analytic abilities, and the motivational force provided by art and cultured discourse, Novalis is hopeful that romantic philosophy will find a way to retain the ideals of the revolution without, at the same time, repeating its mistakes.