Sentence examples for reductive assessments from inspiring English sources
Yet, the practice of reductive assessments along measurable outcomes continues in Kenyan schools (KIE 2010) regardless of children's need for development in other areas e.g. social-emotional development.
I'd like to offer a more reductive assessment.
Glory mockingly imagines her mother's reductive first assessment of him: "Male, 35.... Judeo-negative.... Ivy League negative.... Symptoms identical to offspring 1: Chemical dependence, human immunodeficiency virus".
A wide range of researchers working on environmental management have contributed with important work on developing non-reductive integrated assessments over the last few decades (see for instance de Ridder et al. 2007, Van der Sluijs 2002 and Van Asselt et al. 2001).
The data presented here establish that the biologic activities of commercial PCB mixtures are altered by microbial reductive dechlorination and that an assessment of their toxic potential requires an array of tests that include the different mechanisms associated with PCBs.
I talked to men, too, of course, but there is something simultaneously reductive and disingenuous in most men's assessments of their requirements and conquests.
As Francisco Varela saw it, 2 this challenge is not unique to meditation but is a general limitation of studying a system as complex as the human mind/brain with research methods that privilege analytic thinking and reductive measures over systemic thinking and multidisciplinary assessments.
According to assessment upon azoreduction and nitroreduction, both reductive reactions were not highly enzymatic specific for redox reactions.
A quantitative assessment of the dependence of U reductive precipitation rates on the stability of U IV -organic complexes is problematic, however, dU IV -organiceral paucomplexeselisble U(IV) aqueous-comproblematicquilibrium constants in thoweverrature.
It never feels reductive.
