Sentence examples for critically study from inspiring English sources

We have utilized molecular dynamics simulations to critically study the conformation of isolated polymer chains adsorbed on surfaces in the presence of explicit solvent.

This motivated the authors to critically study the mission statements of two different groups of organizations and explore what makes them different.

Assuming that the pressurisation and depressurisation are occurring adiabatically, transient analysis has been done to critically study the effective hydrogen storage capacity of activated carbon.

Now, if those that critically study the bible are having issues with this particular passage, I feel rather confident that the internet trolls I encounter quite regularly aren't quite qualified to damn my soul to hell.

Already Agassiz had become interested in the rich stores of the extinct fishes of Europe, especially those of Glarus in Switzerland and of Monte Bolca near Verona, of which at that time only a few had been critically studied.

The physical environment of the oceans was critically studied in relation to solar energy, ocean's wave energy and patterns [22].

Every process, procedure and/or tool are critically studied in order to highlight problems and satisfy the customers' needs without any waste.

Various quality of service parameters like connection establishment delay, priority parameter, transit delay, throughput, residual error ratio, etc., are critically studied for the network.

According to Clarke (1999) who has critically studied various emergency response plans, some of these plans envisioned a functional ICS, but have minimal actual instrumental utility and warrant the label "fantasy document" (p. 2).

In the present scenario where the focus has shifted from ordinary fluids to nanofluids to be used as heat transfer mediums, the phenomena needs to be critically studied for them [7].

A bodily discipline that both critically studies and uses sensory-aesthetic appreciation to improve lived experience, somaesthetics can be a point of "counterattack" (2007, 123) that helps a person care for her embodied self in ways that increase her freedom.