Sentence examples for a full reorientation from inspiring English sources

In light of the findings in the present study it would be reasonable to ask whether return to work presupposes a full reorientation of all parts of a person's life, as well as whether this is a privilege reserved for generous welfare systems, as in Norway.

On average, we achieve sequence recoveries in the binding site of 59% when the ligand is allowed limited reorientation, and 48% when the ligand is allowed full reorientation.

This extraordinary temperature dependence seems to be due to the hindrance on full reorientation of the dangling chains by the PCL spacer crystals formed at the air interface.

The E276 in this structure does not appear to have undergone full reorientation, which could contribute to reduced oseltamivir binding found in the Indonesian clade 2 isolates here.

This model, rooted in Christianity, requires a total reorientation of approach towards moral truth.

But despite all that, I had never read my own work to an audience, and it demanded a total reorientation.

A recently developed constitutive law, accounting for full martensite reorientation as well as phase transformation, was implemented into the commercial finite element code ABAQUS.

"If he doesn't show that Russians get something out of this new full-fledged reorientation toward the West, he could easily back away toward what he did before -- back toward the tactician, finding the medium on every issue".

It will come only as a result of a reorientation in the minds of Americans about the purpose of criminal law in a democracy.

Data science is an opportunity, entailing a revolution in training and a reorientation of research priorities.

Political Reorientation The decline in the Puerto Rican population requires a political reorientation too.