Sentence examples for a concrete perspective from inspiring English sources
Designated roles provide students a concrete perspective for interpreting a case or problem, which can serve as additional grounding.
To lend a more concrete perspective on this complex issue, we shall ground our discussion in salient case studies that highlight the dominant pathways through which such antibiotics may impede human health.
Several genetically heterogeneous plant genomes should be amenable to this same SNP development approach opening concrete perspectives for high throughput genotyping in a large number of less characterized, largely undomesticated species.
Concrete perspectives towards unifying these approaches are offered by studies on the physiological systems that depend on ion channel dynamics.
This approach is a green solution with chemical benefits including high yield, excellent regioselectivity, small amounts of catalyst, mild conditions and concrete perspectives towards the depletion of mineral resources.
Concrete perspectives with new approaches are often lacking, while many data from other fields could allow drawing more perspectives and feeding the debates and discussions.
LBL also helps students connect and transform simple and abstract knowledge into a concrete, logical, and comprehensive perspective.
Yet such "empathic success" seems to depend more on the adequacy of my picture of the "generalized other" (Cronbach 1955, 179) and not on my ability to engage with the other as a concrete individual taking his specific perspective into account.
For each of the three perspectives we provide a concrete example derived from C2CardsHuman of consensus and conflicts between the five human pathway databases below.
The field perspective, functionally connected with a concrete level of goal/action identification (Libby et al., 2009), resulted in faster recovery from a negative event.
Using seawater and recycled concrete aggregate (RCA) in a concrete mix is potentially advantageous from a sustainability perspective.
