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Meanings of analytical in English

Portuguese
analítico
Catalan
analític

Of a proposition that is necessarily true independent of fact or experience.

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Usage of analytical in English
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That's the question our analytical group is working very hard to answer.
The girl who kicked the hornet's nest
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That you really do need those analytical, critical thinking skills, she said.
Radio NZ
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The results also allow the direct comparison of the available analytical methodologies.
Pubmed
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He can only solve the problem by applying the eight analytical questions.
Wired
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It is about pattern searching, extended analytical and logical thinking, problem solving.
The Guardian
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The analytical approach as well as the subsequent data handling is described.
Pubmed
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The potential for replacing human work, particularly in analytical targeting, is endless.
The Guardian
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Results: Reproducibility and lack of analytical bias was confirmed in quality-control studies.
Pubmed
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Law graduates are highly valued for their research, analytical and problem-solving skills.
The Irish Times
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In addition we provide the analytical explanation for the observed control features.
Pubmed
11
Metabolomics is a rapidly evolving analytical approach in life and health sciences.
Pubmed
12
She was not analytical; there was no sophistry in her young heart.
Half a Rogue
13
In an analytical sense, carbon taxes and fixed caps are very similar.
Reuters
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She is employing a hard-edged, sophisticated, analytical category with important political implications.
The Irish Times
15
Lewis was steady, analytical, and unfortunately had no desire to run things.
American assassin
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The paper-based analytical devices could be a potential fit for this need.
Pubmed
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Translations for analytical
Portuguese
analítico
Catalan
analític
Analytical through the time
Analytical across language varieties
United States of America
Common
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
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