Sentence examples for a distinct viewpoint. from inspiring English sources

Since the term mechanomics is proposed from a distinct viewpoint of drug design (Sem et al., 2001), it has been submerged away from the community of mechanobiology for a while.

We should follow the example of other U.N. member states, including some countries in the Caribbean as well as the U.K., and the Netherlands, and expand the U.S. contingent to include members of civil society -- people with a distinct viewpoint who can engage in the proceedings and represent the views of drug users.

Because peptide composition is more directly related to gene function than oligonucleotide composition, analyses of peptide compositions should provide strategies for prediction of sequence changes and surveillance of potentially hazardous strains from a new and distinct viewpoint.

In this study, we defined a 'role' as a cluster of distinct viewpoints shared among a group of scientific experts.

It was the first drama to both embody post-9/11 anxiety and serve as a master class in acting, a narrative high-wire act told from two distinct viewpoints in which the cost of war was endlessly calculated.

Thus the series is planned to cover in a coherent fashion the developments in basic research from the distinct viewpoints of physics, chemistry, biology, and materials science and also the engineering technologies emerging from this research.

Careful consideration of the statements endorsed within each factor along with the socio-demographic characteristics of participants who defined these factors and their interview comments, allowed for a more nuanced interpretation of the salient beliefs represented in these distinct viewpoints.

Otherwise, strikingly distinct viewpoints and circumstances prevail.

The story is not only presented from two distinct viewpoints, it uses two distinct methods.

Three distinct viewpoints emerged: Precautionary (R2=43%), Discerning Supporter (R2=11%), and Promoting (R2=5%).

It's a sign, the New Republic's Alec MacGillis argues, that the parties are getting more ideologically coherent — that is, they have more sharply defined, and sharply distinct, viewpoints than they once did.