Sentence examples for advocated by one from inspiring English sources

To guarantee the overarching character of each demand listed in Table 1, it was important to consider that a demand was not only advocated by one or a few but at least 15 challengers.

Stratification was advocated by one of the first major operational systems of nursing home QIs [ 3, 13].

We also think that the origin of the genetic code is a considerably later step (as advocated by one of the authors): an interim (albeit dirty) RNA world must have prevailed, simply as a consequence of the opportunistic nature of evolution by natural selection.

Perhaps the most decisive advantage occurred through a change advocated by one of Boeing's biggest supporters, Representative Norm Dicks, Democrat of Washington.

But Mr. Parrott accused the mayor of not looking hard enough at increasing revenue from the city's highest earners — a step advocated by one possible mayoral candidate, John C. Liu, the city comptroller.

While Mr. Rajoy has been criticized for his dilatory ways, experts in Spain point out that the go-slow approach actually represents more of a calculated strategy advocated by one of Mr. Rajoy's top economic advisers, Álvaro Nadal, who is a member of Mr. Rajoy's center right Popular Party.

As a volunteer for a trust of the type advocated by Simon Jenkins (One sure way to save our churches – give them away, 10 October) I read his article with interest but feel that his analysis is mistaken.

The HEW candidates received 1 year of intensive theoretical and practical training on the HEP service package, which is the same length of training as advocated by the One Million CHW Campaign [ 11, 18].

The system takes a radically different approach to TV gaming from that advocated by the Xbox One and PS4, allowing any manufacturer to build a compatible system and install the Linux-based Steam OS on top of it.

Replacing the LUE approach with a more general PAR-response approach was advocated by [74] - one that includes common response features of vegetation canopies to environmental conditions (particularly light saturation), based on work in a tropical biome.

The general opinion about this procedure is mainly divided into a favorable one advocated by McMinn et al. [ 3] and a negative one supported by Spierings et al. [ 4].