Sentence examples for about inducing from inspiring English sources

Like any good editor, she is concerned not about leaving her mark on a book but only about inducing the best performance from the author.

A character who had always shut her eyes and suffered with her husband is seen gasping under a shroud of sheets as her sternly detached doctor sets about inducing what is known as "a paroxysm".

Moreover, the way ideas about inducing change relate to criteria of governance for sustainable development is not yet studied in an empirical context.

Higher student achievement on explorations (ES = 0.62), compared to problem solving (ES = 0.54), encourages designs of more comprehensive research about inducing an exploratory approach to problem solving also to solving standard textbook problems as opposed to current schemata-driven methods.

But Henry had a birth defect and there was a discussion about inducing the pregnancy to perform surgery.

In March 1989, he testified against sports agents Norby Walters of New York and Lloyd Bloom of California in United States District Court in Chicago in a trial about "inducing college athletes to sign professional contracts in violation of National Collegiate Athletic Association rules, and of threatening bodily harm".

To relive these fleeting moments of academic opportunity, we rounded-up the classes we were most excited about, induced the largest amount of jealousy, or prompted us to reconsider returning to the quad for an unanticipated year as a Super Senior. .

The questionnaire contained three parts: Part 1, Socio-demographic information and health status; Part 2, Questions about contraceptive practices; Part 3, Questions about induced abortions status.

1126 of the area's 1150 houses have been visited and data about induced abortions have been obtained by applying a questionnaire to 1491 ever married women who live in the region.

In line PME08, DE was about 42% in the absence of ethanol, and reduced to about 38% when induced.

An additional uncertainty of about 10% is induced by the calibration of the probe.