Sentence examples for an appropriate paradigm from inspiring English sources

"The question is, Is it an appropriate paradigm to use for withholding intensive care from an extremely premature baby?" Some medical ethicists believe it is not.

The concept of reconciliation ecology, by which the anthropogenic environment may be modified to encourage non-human use and biodiversity preservation without compromising societal utilization, potentially represents an appropriate paradigm for urban conservation given the generally poor opportunities that exist for reserve establishment and ecological restoration in urban areas.

The work demonstrates that biphasic theory, applied to unconfined compression, is a highly appropriate paradigm to mechanically characterise concentrated collagen gels and that confined compression of highly hydrated gels should be further investigated to enhance gel mechanical performance.

In particular, we introduce the concept of the self-assembly ABCD nanoparticle as an appropriate structural paradigm for successful synthetic vector design.

They allow the designer to choose or define a vocabulary for specification that embodies an appropriate modeling paradigm for that specification.

McLoughlin (1999) says that culturally sensitive and appropriate materials can be produced only if "designers are aware of the socio-cultural background and learning styles of the learners, and if an appropriate instructional paradigm is applied to the process of development" (p. 241).

Multi-agent systems (MAS) based computing is the most appropriate paradigm for the problem domain, where data, control, expertise or resources are distributed and also it is interesting to the user only if the technologies address the issues of interest to the user.

Orientation grasping [10] is the appropriate paradigm to investigate this question.

Novel agents are also needed, but the known neuropharmacology of the antiemetic pathway may not be the most appropriate paradigm for chronic nausea from other causes.

Moreover, another important issue will be to determine, with the appropriate paradigm, whether this tuning for the straight-ahead is present also in higher-order ventral and dorsal areas, particularly in dorsal areas V6 (Pitzalis et al. 2006) and V6A (Pitzalis et al. 2013).

A major challenge in this research area has been to utilize appropriate paradigms that enable valid and closely matched comparisons of emotional and cognitive forms of conflict.