I shall do this by critically responding to and developing a number of points [End Page 456] Alford explicitly raises.
Idea: Using New York Times editorials and Learning Network prompts to help SAT and ACT students improve their reading comprehension skills and to train them to think critically and respond in essays to news stories.
Still, the implied challenge raised by Orientalism remains apt: scholarship must respond critically to power, not simply reinforce it.
The skeptics respond critically to their proposals.
OBJECTIVES To observe how surrogates of chronically critically ill patients respond to information about prognosis from palliative care clinicians.
The rise of augmented intelligence including artificial intelligence, machine learning and natural language processing is making it easier and more cost-effective to collect, dissect, critically analyze and respond to vastly more data.
When we respond critically to a beneficiary's act of ingratitude or lack of grateful feeling on some particular occasion, we are often criticizing his character rather than some specific action or inaction or decision on his part (Wellman 1999b: 285).
I would ask the reader to respond critically to every assertion, but not to allow statistical quibbling to obscure the huge, enormous and intolerable fact of poverty in America.
Kennedy, who was instrumental in the creation of the landmark Operation Ceasefire in Boston in the 1990s, says it is critically important to respond to a person who has taken a bullet before they or someone in their network decides to retaliate.
It has been reported that only 50% of critically unwell patients respond to fluid challenge, compared with 74.4% in this intraoperative study of noncardiac surgical patients.
