Sentence examples for this perceptive analysis from inspiring English sources

We thank the reviewers for this perceptive analysis.

This perceptive analysis differed from modern molecular results only in one respect: that Aotus was included in Atelidae (in the subfamily Pitheciinae) instead of in a clade with Cebidae where we now know it belongs.

As she wrote in her Eighth Letter, "where is the one who, instead of always looking beyond nature for a new way of enjoying or abusing its blessings, finds each day a new pleasure in changing all the bonds of duty and servitude around him into relations of charity, good faith and kindness …" (S. de G. Condorcet, 1994, 183; cf. the perceptive analysis of this work by Dawson 2004).

Despite all the vivid detail and the perceptive analysis, Mortimer remains elusive, and this is Grove's point.

For one thing Mr Gildea is a historian always worth reading witness the perceptive analysis of France under Nazi occupation in his 2002 book, "Marianne in Chains".

Cannizzaro's striking summary from this careful and perceptive analysis was that "the conclusions drawn from [Avogadro's theory] are invariably in accordance with all physical and chemical laws hitherto discovered".

It is, after all, quite a stretch to suggest that the grip of monopolies on sectors that go from telecommunications to tortillas has much to do with an aversion to conflict sowed by the Spanish conquest.Even so, this is a lively and perceptive analysis of Mexican society.

Mode/Place-of-articulation perceptive analysis and information transmission analysis of congruent and incongruent percepts indicated a similar sensory specialization for CI users when compared to NH subjects, with voicing and nasality cues transmitted via audition and place cues principally transmitted via vision.

In fact, there was never a shortage of accurate and perceptive analysis of Iraqi society.

I was struck by Dean Martha Minow's perceptive analysis of John Roberts as a manager.

He is also capable of perceptive analysis of his sport – when he can be bothered to answer questions about it.