analytically

I made an effort to clear my mind and think analytically.

Or, to put it another way, the ability to reason analytically.

In several cases, the solution to step 3 can be found analytically.

This does not mean that the individual has a power of choice analytically.

Getting a college degree, she said, has helped her learn to think more analytically.

However, this and some other problems can be corrected analytically.

They have simple minds and think in pictures, not analytically.

"It would be analytically misleading to come up with any number," one official said.

She made a tremendous effort and forced herself to think analytically for a little longer.

Now she looks back at those days more analytically.

Nevertheless, an important piece of information can be derived analytically.

Analytically, there are various ways in which this concern could be addressed.

You can be part of a tradition that you're not analytically thinking about."

Is the distinction between parties and pressure groups analytically useful?

Slowly better systems were introduced, making it possible to look more analytically at what was happening.

They work out analytically what the innovation has to be to satisfy an opportunity.

But she is looking, analytically, at a snapshot of Glory.

The students is encouraged to think critically and develop analytically skills.

The program encourages the student to be resourceful and think analytically.

The individual can force it to rise analytically whether or not actual cause exists.

He kept claiming not to have an aptitude for thinking about music analytically.

More recently, the question has been raised analytically by Salinger (1988).

They are encouraged to approach issues analytically, think globally and understand subject matter from different points of view.

His work this year on options for downsizing the force structure was analytically sound.

He made these comments analytically, without the familiar boasts and charges.