Sentence examples for able to solicit the from inspiring English sources
The decision process is able to solicit the user in the case of strong ambiguity: when it is not sure to make the right decision, the user explicitly validates the right decision to avoid a fastidious a posteriori verification phase due to propagation of errors.
In addition, a podophyllotoxin derivative, etoposide (Hande, 1998), was also able to solicit the same response in MCF-7 cells after single-step selection.
By using an on-line process of concept mapping, we were able to solicit the views of 82 researchers from different regions and local communities in eight countries within a relatively short timeframe and at relatively low cost.
In that case the private lender would think the loan was now in default and no more payments would be expected because the lender would not be able to solicit payments on the loans included in the bankruptcy.
Under 21? Prove You Can Pay Specific to consumers under 21, credit card companies will no longer be able to solicit anyone under the age of 21 who cannot prove they have the financial stability to repay the debts they incur.
Thus, reading to understand Chinese texts meant for the reader to be able to solicit syntactic information from the given linguistic constituents and their semantic relationships within and among sentences in the text (Chao, 1968; Li & Thompson, 1981).
Last election, former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush (R) was able to solicit nearly $100 million for the super PAC Right to Rise, because he did so before officially announcing he was running for president, working around laws prohibiting coordination.
Starting early also gives you the benefit of being able to solicit feedback on your agenda before the meeting and refine it.
Thanks to a new development backed by London mayor Sadiq Khan, buskers — aka street performers and musicians — in the British capital will be able to solicit tips from credit cards as well as the traditional cash and coins method.
Throughout this visit, the PRRINN-MNCH team learned first-hand from the Navrongo experience and was able to solicit technical support and collaboration on setting up the Nahuche HDSS.
In a land where seniority reigns, Koichi Kitazawa, the panel's chairman, notes that the younger experts were able to solicit much better information than their elders.Change in Japan is usually visible only with hindsight.
