analyzable
- adjective
- /əˈnælɪzəbl/
- US
- Relativity is not analyzable within the assumptions of absolute time and space in Newtonian physics.
- analyzable data
So now these are all analyzable by basic theory of aerodynamics right now.
- So now these are all analyzable by basic theory of aerodynamics right now.
Examples
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The data collected from the experiment is analyzable, allowing researchers to identify trends and patterns.
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So now these are all analyzable by basic theory of aerodynamics right now.
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Hypotheses that challenge those assumptions are not analyzable within that paradigm.
Blog text (3) -
This bond does not make for more difficulty, but, on the contrary, when it becomes analyzable, strengthens the working alliance and facilitates the therapeutic process.
Academic text (1990) -
For the first type of survey, 157 completed questionnaires were analyzable; for the second, 164 questionnaires were completed and analyzable.
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"The inner psyche," writes Voloshinov/Bakhtin, "is not analyzable as a thing but can only be understood and interpreted as a sign" (26).
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For this study, the researchers began the analysis by reading the entire dataset multiple times to separate data into analyzable parts—called "frames of analysis"—that merited further examination.
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The report provides analyzable insights that support the conclusions drawn from the study's findings.
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After the meeting, we compiled the feedback into a format that is easily analyzable for future improvement.
Synonyms
Can be looked at carefully
Able to be separated into smaller parts
Can be examined or checked
How Analyzable
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Analyzable comes from the word analyze, which comes from Greek parts ana- 'up' and -lyze 'to loosen' or 'break up'. So if something is analyzable, it can be 'taken apart' and studied piece by piece.