Expressing a grammatical category by using two or more words rather than inflection.
1
That means we have to change the calculus of cost versus benefit.
2
Of course you could do this analytically using a bit of calculus.
3
Schenck mentions a calculus perforating the bladder and lodging in the groin.
4
The modern calculus of profit and loss probably meant nothing to Ivan.
5
Moreover, calculus around operational risk is necessarily based on subjective management judgement.
1
Multiple contact dates cannot be used in standard statistical analytic techniques, however.
2
Nevertheless, divergence in findings by analytic approach suggests caution when interpreting results.
3
Five won for work ranging from algebraic geometry to analytic number theory.
4
Newer analytic methods make efficient use of multiple sources of comorbidity information.
5
Seventy-eight studies were included in qualitative synthesis, a meta-analytic approach being prohibited.
6
For the next twenty-odd years, he did further analytic work in Washington.
7
From start to finish, merciless analytic power coexisted with helpless sensuous relish.
8
Projections, holos, and basic monitors flashed information according to their analytic programming.
9
Evidence should be interpreted in a manner consistent with the analytic goal.
10
Tells about two analysts who married patients and shocked the analytic community.
11
Ed was a deep thinker and extraordinarily thorough in his analytic work.
12
Our analytic framework would be useful if larger serologic studies are done.
13
No answer; only, if possible, the look became more analytic than before.
14
The duration of the recurrent episode was examined using survival analytic techniques.
15
Our language is the loosest, the most analytic, of all European languages.
16
Here we report the analytic and clinical validation of the gene panel.
