Sentence examples for critique of the methods from inspiring English sources

** Post a thoughtful critique of the methods to Piazza, considering the quality of sounds that you can produce with a given method, the ease with which you can control the method, and any other characteristics that might influence someone's choice of whether to use the method in a performance or composition.

*** Post a thoughtful critique of the methods to Piazza, considering the quality of sounds that you can produce with a given method, the ease with which you can control the method, and any other characteristics that might influence someone's choice of whether to use the method in a performance or composition.

Post a thoughtful critique of the methods to Piazza, considering the quality of sounds that you can produce with a given method, the ease with which you can control the method, and any other characteristics that might influence someone's choice of whether to use the method in a performance or composition.

In response: We appreciate Avery's interest (1) in our article (2), although we believe the critique of the methods is largely based on misunderstandings.

Unless the authors have obtained details from the primary research group, it is doubtful that a short abstract could provide adequate details for proper critique of the methods and results.

Reviewer #2: This manuscript is a critique of the methods used in a recent paper by Bushdid et al. in which the authors purport that humans can discriminate between at least a trillion odors.

This article provides a critique of the method to assist study teams in compensating for them to the extent possible and to help guide the development of improved methods.

Value added measurements do not need to be perfect to be a great improvement over the techniques currently used in teacher evaluation; that any critique of the method or its conclusion constitutes an endorsement of the status quo.

Our previous paper primarily describing the methodology, provided examples of how the case studies and cross case analysis were carried out, and a detailed critique of the method and the use of Realistic Evaluation [ 20].

Coupled with critiques of the methods that generate little evidence of job loss, the overall body of recent evidence suggests that the most credible conclusion is a higher minimum wage results in some job loss for the least-skilled workers with possibly larger adverse effects than earlier research suggested.

"Double Fold is not a mere critique of the preservation methods of librarians," writes Professor Richard J Cox, who has written a reply to Baker, entitled Vandals in the Stacks?. "Instead, it looks for a conspiracy (and looks and looks)." It is now 10.36 and the fire that Baker had so carefully built and tended has burnt right down.