Sentence examples for helpful analyses from inspiring English sources

Margaret Boden has offered helpful analyses of the concept of creativity.

Empirical ethics research, in contrast, is more likely to capture the full complexity of their dilemmas and the concurrent constraints, and is therefore more likely to be able to generate helpful analyses and pragmatic suggestions for ethical resolution [ 61].

To be helpful, "analyses must be predefined, carefully justified, and limited to a few clinically important questions, and post-hoc observations should be treated with skepticism irrespective of their statistical significance" [ 22].

However, they will probably be helpful in analyses of internal phylogeny of some of these subtaxa (Cirripedia, Brachyura, Peracarida), when more data will be provided.

While atomistic simulations are needed to analyse the brittle fracture regime, dislocation simulations are helpful in analysing the dependence of the intrinsic fracture toughness on pre-deformation, temperature or loading rate in the semi-brittle regime below the brittle-to-ductile transition (BDT).

CT is helpful to analyse the bone structure, to search for associated abscesses and to identify soft tissue extension (myositis, fasciitis, cellulitis).

Firstly, a typology is helpful in analysing the future impact of a new firm on existing industrial paths, which is important as an early warning mechanism to predict the future quality of the regional industry.

This study indicates that the three ethical perspectives were helpful when analysing the empirical data.

In future research it would be helpful to analyse individual ethnic groups separately.

This is particularly helpful for analysing subtle or rapid developmental changes that make analysis of cardiac morphogenesis so challenging.

On the other hand, it is equally helpful to analyse the 'good practices' and document the 'success stories'.