Sentence examples for critically considers from inspiring English sources
An approach overarching the research critically considers the vehicle of 'urban typology'.
This work critically considers the main characteristics of Malaysian current and water depth and the challenges associated with enhancing the efficiency of hydrokinetic turbines and providing electricity to remote areas with access to running water but little electricity.
This review critically considers the factors implicated in the occurrence of CTS due to computer work, analysing the determining factors from a well-considered perspective instead of considering them separate entities.
This review summarises cell design requirements then critically considers design, construction and cell features together with their benefits and problems, leading to good practice through improved cell performance, knowledge and experience.
There are several critical variables which are critically considered in guiding decisions on which energy resources are appropriate for given conditions.
The stickers say evolution is "a theory, not a fact" and should be "critically considered".
After calling evolution a controversial theory, the statement says, "Instructional material associated with controversy should be approached with an open mind, studied carefully and critically considered".
The stickers do not mention creationism but call evolution "a theory, not a fact" and say it should be "critically considered".
A show called "Take It or Leave It: Institution, Image, Ideology" at the Hammer Museum, University of California, Los Angeles, will critically consider this reality (Feb. 8).
However, rather than send out a strong message through criminalisation, we need to open up a conversation with young people and encourage them to critically consider their own actions – something of which they are more than capable.
The district, Cobb County, had already come under attack this summer for attaching disclaimers to all science textbooks, saying that evolution "is a theory, not a fact," and should be "approached with an open mind, studied carefully and critically considered".
