Sentence examples for adopting this point from inspiring English sources
To maximize the chances that volunteers in this group would keep this constructive "outsider" perspective in mind in their daily lives, we also asked them to write about what might prevent them from adopting this point of view during future marital conflicts and about what strategies they could employ to overcome these obstacles.
Adopting this point of view, knowledge innovation is possible only by frequent and preferably rather informal interaction between agents in their "cognitive and social space" (Boschma 2005; Capello 2009; Tricarico et al. 2014).
Adopting this point of view and taking advantage also of the proposal by Ghirardi (2000) concerning the appropriate way to define objective properties at any space-time point x, he has been able to work out a fully satisfactory and consistent relativistic scheme for almost all quantum field theories in which reduction processes may occur.
Dr. Pearl, with his work, he added, "was influential in getting me, and many others, to adopt this probabilistic point of view".
In this paper, we adopt this second point of view, and see the LFP as an input signal driving the modeled neuron [26].
Berman thinks the key to making this leap is adopting the point of view of the victim.
The point of adopting this terminology seems to be that it helps bring out similarities in the way coercion and ordinary offers both alter the coercee's payoff structure for acting.
The point of adopting this categorisation, which undoubtedly is a simplification, is to provide a framework that allows the health sector wide priority setting task to be staged.
The song - which seems linked to Northern Irish unionist or loyalist politics - may have been adopted at this point, says Lyons.
For clarity, the original references and accession codes are shown in table 1, along with the nomenclature we will adopt from this point on.
