Sentence examples for addressing the paradox from inspiring English sources
In such situations, addressing the paradox from a centrist-DDT position and invoking precaution will help design choices for healthier lives.
Addressing the paradox of intersecting perinatal mortality curves is important because the resolution of scientific paradoxes often leads to greater substantive insights.
Overall, especially the experiments in the first part of the paper are very well performed and interpreted; moreover, addressing the paradox of a dual requirement for DUBs and ubiquitin ligases is very important for the field.
Thus, although conformational space is so immense as to be intractable, proteins do fold, leading to a variety of advances based on different ways of addressing the paradox (Dill and Chan, 1997; Karplus, 1997; Wolynes et al., 1995).
In order to update God, even with a smile, there must be some attempt to address the paradox of divine love and power.
More than one reader addressed the paradox of this novel: a story of a murderous civil war that describes violence, terror and starvation – yet has proved a bestseller.
The speed of the media retrospectives hints at the broad influence that punk has had on the music, fashion and style industries, but fails to address the paradox between punk's intention – to rip up these industries – and its eventual effect – to prop them up.
The RQH arose to address the paradox of sexual reproduction (Jaenike 1978; Bell 1982).
Careful analyses of cancer types and the associations to circadian gene alterations are essential to address the paradox.
Product innovation rumors in part address the paradox of openness by forming an informal means of open innovation alongside formal processes, and we suggest further research opportunities in this domain.
Our results also suggest specific consequences for cdr2 mitotic expression in gynecologic cancers, and thereby address the paradox of why these tumors express the cdr2 antigen despite the fact that this allows them to be targeted by the immune system [9].
