Sentence examples for interpretive subjects from inspiring English sources
The association is an umbrella group that includes several disciplines ranging from physical anthropology — like the study of fossilized human skulls — to more interpretive subjects, like research on race and sex.
Egyptology is, however, a primarily interpretive subject.
The elicited narratives were subjected to interpretive content analysis.
In accordance with the qualitative narrative approach, the elicited narratives and interviews were subjected to an interpretive content analysis [ 27], by identifying associations between themes and carrying out an in-depth exploration of the emergent findings.
Conducting disability studies in these disciplines has to a large degree been a matter of applying well-known interpretive techniques to subjects whom historical and literary scholarship previously ignored.
The park has some good interpretive talks, on subjects from the shootout at Keys Ranch to bighorn sheep, ancient petroglyphs and the endangered desert tortoise.
Other aspects of Frege's views on indexicals are the subjects of interpretive controversy.
The idea of Chekhov's theatrical chronicles of disappointment as comedies has long been a subject of interpretive debate.
For all those who have been following the ongoing fight between pharmaceutical companies and HHS over the 340B Program's coverage of orphan drugs (I know you're out there), last week PhRMA filed a new complaint challenging HRSA's interpretive rule on the subject under the APA.
Focus group discussions were transcribed verbatim and transcripts were subjected to interpretive qualitative data analysis following a grounded theory approach.
