Sentence examples for advocated in part from inspiring English sources

Moreover, inter-rater reliability strikes us as an odd thing to worry about, in part because it's easy to report the full distribution of student ratings—as we advocated in part I of this blog.

This finding is noteworthy because deinstitutionalization has been advocated, in part, based on assumptions about pervasive abuse and neglect in institutional care settings relative to other settings.

Small observational studies suggest a selective non-operative management with rigorous surveillance is an option and is increasingly being advocated in many parts of the world for patients who achieve a CCR or near CCR.

Rain-index insurance is strongly advocated in many parts of the developing world to help farmers to cope with climatic risk that prevails in (semi- arid rangelandsemi- aridow and highly uncerangelandsfall.

And for that reason, from the interwar years, they advocated teamwork, in part to try to ensure that the treatment given did not depend on which specialist the patient happened to see first, or which therapeutic specialism was best developed in that particular hospital.

Corporal punishment was a doctrine advocated in the Bible and was thus part of the ethos of evangelical schools, Mr Diamond told the court.

She picked public advocate in part because her local councilman, A. Gifford Miller, is so popular, and she said she is hard at work campaigning and fund-raising.

And she was known for her work as a mental wellness advocate, in part because of her own struggles with mental health.

The case has long enraged human- rights advocates, in part because the group's activities seemed to be innocuous and in part because the four men had been imprisoned for over two years without a verdict in their trial.

"Coal River" bears little resemblance to "Erin Brockovich," the story of a crusading clean-water advocate, in part because there's no character strong enough to carry the book — or supply the Julia Roberts role, for that matter.

That's an important clarification to civil liberties advocates in part because facial recognition is the bread and butter of another company helping with the department's video analysis: BriefCam.