Sentence examples for expense of analysis from inspiring English sources
Teaching emphasizes silent note-taking and discipline at the expense of analysis and debate.
Although some observers believe that data collection, especially in the Internet age, has been overemphasized at the expense of analysis, computer technology and the application of artificial intelligence, which allow computer programs to organize mammoth amounts of raw material for analysts, promise to make the tidal wave of information manageable.
Is this overdue rigour, or nationalistic rote-learning at the expense of analysis?
It is also attributable to the media's lust for immediacy at the expense of analysis.
Current biological control risk assessments typically emphasize effects analysis at the expense of exposure analysis; the modeling approach presented here provides a simple and feasible way to incorporate exposure analyses.
Moreover, this study also reveals that if high prediction precision of fat is required, drying prior to NMR analysis improves the prediction error to RMSECV≈0.25% fat independent of the pulse experiment performed, but at the expense of additional analysis time and sample handling.
Like a good d.j., his enthusiasm is contagious, but not at the expense of elegant analysis.
I'm all for a good story line, but the adulation of Frank at the expense of coherent analysis of the Nets' precarious prospects in the playoffs has been preposterous.
Clore and his colleagues concluded that pleasant weather led people to embrace more heuristic-based thinking — that is, they relied heavily on mental shortcuts at the expense of actual analysis.
Clore and his colleagues concluded that pleasant weather led people to embrace more heuristic-based thinking that is, they relied heavily on mental shortcuts at the expense of actual analysis.
One letter to the editor said of the reviews, "In their own spirit, I need to say that they seem like the work of cheeky young narcissists who elect negativity at the expense of informed analysis, substituting shallowness for depth, attitude for understanding".
