Sentence examples for substantive analyses from inspiring English sources

Recent work on creativity offers substantive analyses of the social and psychological preconditions and the cognitive mechanisms involved in generating new ideas.

Substantive analyses also found no significant effect of the sampling method on a number of different variables related to the socio-political attitudes and behaviours of the respondents (Morales, Anduiza, Rodríguez & San Martín, 2008).

While DIF analyses identify differential performance across items, substantive analyses are required to determine the likely causes of the DIF and whether those causes are connected with the potential bias.

At the metropolis scale, through normative and substantive analyses of urban form and urban expansion, and assessment of suburban uplands, five green wedges are demarcated to generate a star urban form.

"We have now obtained a wide range of internal documents demonstrating that Fannie Mae officials conducted detailed, substantive analyses and concluded years ago that principal reduction programs have enormous potential to save U.S. taxpayers significant amounts of money by reducing overall losses from foreclosures following default," they wrote.

Prior to conducting substantive analyses, we examined associations among the program quality indicators.

Second, a multilevel model was employed for the substantive statistical analyses, in which villagers were nested within villages.

Roussos and Stout (1996) developed a framework for DIF analysis to unify the substantive and statistical analyses that serves as one of the very first model-based approaches for identifying and interpreting the factors that elicit group differences.

TG made substantive contribution to analyses and interpretion of the data and revised the manuscript crititcally for important intellectual content and approved the final version.

Substantive and concise philosophical analyses of collective intentionality can be found in early Phenomenology and Existential Philosophy, in particular in the work of Gerda Walther (1923), and Max Scheler (1954 [1912]).

TJC nominated and obtained the datasets used for the practical examples, helped to draft, review and improve the manuscript and provide substantive interpretation of the analyses.