analyticallyadverb

analytical | American Dictionary

analytical
adjective
us/ˌæn·əlˈɪt̬·ɪ·kəl/(alsoanalytic, us/ˌæn·əlˈɪt̬·ɪk/)
involving the careful, systematic study of something:
An analytical approach to the problem had surprising results.

analytically

adverbus/ˌæn·əlˈɪt̬·ɪk·li/
Then you need to be able to read this book analytically and learn from it.

analytical | Business English

analytical
adjective
uk /ˌænəlˈɪtɪkəl/us(also formalanalytic)
relating to the careful or scientific examination of facts and information:
analytical skills/techniques/methods
We offer award-winning website design and hosting services, extranets, and analytical tools.
a person who is analytical likes to examine facts and information in a very careful way:
He has a very analytical mind.
A coldly analytical approach to marketing often generates disappointing returns.

analytically

adverbuk /ˌænəˈlɪtɪkli/ us /-ˈlɪṱ-/
You must have strong communication skills, and be able to think analytically.

Examples of analytical

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The analytical results from the model are useful for robot design and utilization as well as design of an intelligent controller for robotic assembly.
Next, the items that survived the first analytical procedure are then included in a multivariable method.
Two students directly compared technical problems with the process of analysis in their attempts to apply analytical methods in solving technical problems.
The analytical first part tells us where to go.
In light of this, it would seem appropriate to try another analytical approach that could be appropriate for strongly nonlinear systems.
Where the book falls down is its lack of theoretical foundation and analytical reflection.
It is shown that the experimental data agree well with the analytical results predicted by the theoretical model.
Here, we only concern ourselves with the case of negative epistasis because it allows straightforward comparisons with the analytical coalescent approach.
These well-managed long-term studies provided the type of data needed to evaluate rigorously a number of recently developed analytical methods and assessment tools.
This may ultimately be due to the perceived inaccessibility of music analysis, or at least the inaccessibility of analytical language.
She offers useful new analytical tools to achieve this goal.
Class is not necessarily a self-conscious identity; it may remain on the level of an analytical shorthand that summarizes a person's social positioning.
Analytical precision is better than 0.5 % for major elements and 5 % for trace elements.
Additional space and an entirely different set of analytical tools would be required to address this issue adequately, which is left to others.
Our purpose here is to elaborate these analytical dimensions in relation to workplace discourse.
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