Sentence examples for lens for analysis from inspiring English sources

The complex adaptive systems theory was used as a lens for analysis and four case studies were conducted to collect qualitative and quantitative data.

The 'difference' of feminist philosophical scholarship as it has developed in the U.S. proceeds not from a unique method but from the premise that gender is an important lens for analysis.

It forms part of an outlook exemplified by the Politico coverage model, which uses a lens for analysis that seeks to continuously anoint "winners" and "losers" in lieu of election results and policy success.

However, this interpretation is limited due to the use of solid sample (intact lens) for analysis, wherein the absorbency may reach a point of saturation at lower wavelengths (blue-end region of the spectra).

Table  1 below shows how we have defined the terms "fully integrated", "partially integrated", and "not integrated" in this paper.> We carried out a systematic review to examine factors that may influence integration of national CBHW programmes, using Atun's [ 22] framework as a lens for analysis.

In this paper we have provided a case study of the use of community conversations to promote critical thinking and action planning in response to HIV/AIDS in Zimbabwe, using the conceptualisation of community-level 'HIV/AIDS competence' as a lens for analysis and action in this field [ 8- 10].

Incorporating various lenses for analysis will enable me to glean a more holistic understanding of factors that shape parent aspirations (for daughters) than would a purely economic or purely feminist approach.

Therefore, in the latter stage of the data analysis, this framework was juxtaposed with the emerging data and used as a lens for further analysis.

This course brings together undergraduate and graduate students who are interested in shifting meanings embedded in the concept of "China," either as part of their research agenda, or as a useful lens for comparative analysis.

All of the sessions were recorded with a digital videocamera (Sony, DCR-SR85, 25x optical zoom, Carl Zeiss lens) for subsequent analysis by two independent observers to measure burying latency and total cumulative burying time during a 10 min test, starting from the first electric shock.

I use affect as a lens of analysis to account for the indeterminate nature of video games in which a player's actions, thoughts, and feelings are not simply determined by musical function, but rather form a locus of subjective encounter with musical materials.