Sentence examples for Advocate the concept from inspiring English sources
Sheikh Saad's teachings advocate the concept of mutual respect, regardless of gender, religion or nationality and he uses his role to advance these ideas in his work with young people all over the world.
Others advocate the concept of the triple-technique comprising preoperative lymphoscintigraphy, injection of radiotracer with use of hand probe and blue dye[ 49 ].
Therefore, we advocate the concept that 'stroke care' (i.e. complex therapeutic interventions not limited to the treatment of infections) should be implemented in future preclinical stroke studies.
Moving forward, based on both the design and practical problems described above, we advocate the concept of a two-step trial process, consisting of both "learning" and "confirming" trials 26 for candidate adjuvant therapies in HAND.
Bozeman and Corley in their work on developing evaluations for science and technology projects and programmes, advocate the concept of social and technical human capital to inclusively describe "the sum of skills, knowledge, and social relations needed to participate in science" (p. 601) [[ 4], see also [ 23]].
He was among the first to advocate the concept of monitored retrievable storage for nuclear waste.
During the past six months, at a symposium and in a series of presentations to filmmakers, she has strongly advocated the concept of cinematic Zoloft.
He began advocating the concept of shirabe ("tuning"), stating that the tone of a poem was more important than its intellectual content.
Taylor is an unusual choice for May, as someone who has advocated the concept of a form of universal basic income in the longer term – a policy being examined by Jeremy Corbyn and John McDonnell.
The original DevOps tools that advocated the concept of Infrastructure as Code are less relevant in the cloud-native world.
Silicon Valley's thought leaders, such as Steve Blank and Eric Ries, are now advocating the concept of the lean startup which takes small steps and iterates.
