Sentence examples for doctrinal analysis from inspiring English sources

Since then, such organisations, and their public backers such as Hassan Abbasi's Centre for Doctrinal Analysis, have spent millions of dollars researching cartoons such as Coyote and the Road Runner as part of an effort to uncover western plots to overthrow the regime.

To assess the success of discussing religious doctrine in clarifying understanding of doctrinal stance and increasing acceptance of evolution, we compared the change in evolution knowledge (KEE), doctrinal understanding (ULSE) and acceptance of evolution (MATE) between treatment and control sections using an independent one-way ANOVA analysis.

It reflects the economic analysis of law's more general disregard for doctrinal categories: law and economics, one commentator has observed, simply "does not take the doctrinal invocations and restatements as legal data to be explained", but instead focuses its attention on explaining case outcomes (Kraus 2002: 692).

Especially important is the analysis of consciousness or citta, on which much of Abhidharma doctrinal thought is built.

First, to determine which factors (conceptual understanding, religious factors, or doctrinal understanding) predicted an overall acceptance of evolution, we ran a general linear model (GLM) multiple regression analysis with the KEE, demographic factors, our religiosity measure, and the ULSE as predictors of the MATE (see Table 3 for complete list of variables entered into model).

12. Patisambhida-magga ("Way of Analysis"), a late work consisting of 30 chapters of Abhidhamma or scholastic-like analysis, of various doctrinal concepts.

It was a perfectly doctrinal speech.

Syncretism is common, and doctrinal rigidity rare.

Breton, however, demanded firm doctrinal allegiance.

Its withholding of an encore felt doctrinal.

But doctrinal changes are helping too.