Advantages - Positive or beneficial aspects of something. Example: The advantages of this method are clear in the data., Disadvantages - Negative aspects of something. Example: A major disadvantage is the limited sample size., Drawbacks - Problems or disadvantages of a situation. Example: One drawback is the lack of accurate information., Take into account - Comparing different options before making a decision. Example: We are weighing up the pros and cons of both solutions., Reach a conclusion - Decide something after considering all the evidence. Example: We can reach a conclusion once the results are analyzed., Rigorous - Done with great attention to accuracy and detail. Example: The experiment followed a rigorous scientific method., Deduce  - To figure out something from evidence or facts. Example: From the data, we can deduce that sales are rising., Robust - Strong and reliable (usually about results or evidence). Example: These are robust findings that support the theory., Outweigh - To be greater or more important than something else. Example: The benefits outweigh the possible risks., Point to - To show or suggest something as a result. Example: The data points to a change in consumer behavior., Predict - To say what will happen in the future based on evidence. Example: Experts predict a 20% increase in population., Insights - Useful understanding of a topic based on data. Example: The survey provides valuable insights into people’s opinions., Constitute - To make up or form part of something. Example: Students constitute 60% of the participants., Critical thinking - Carefully analyzing information to form a judgment. Example: Critical thinking helps us evaluate the results objectively., Weighing up - Comparing different options before making a decision. Example: We are weighing up the pros and cons of both solutions.,

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