Sentence examples for approach however in from inspiring English sources

MetroMile seems to be taking a novel approach, however, in custom-building insurance based on individual behavior.

Prior to running again for governor and winning in 1970, Carter at least tacitly adhered to a segregationist approach; however, in his inaugural address he announced that "the time for racial discrimination is over" and proceeded to open Georgia's government offices to blacks—and to women.

A cross-sectional study is the only possible approach, however, in experiments requiring destructive sampling, i.e. in biomass studies where individual trees, or a cohort of trees within a given area, have to be cut up, dried and weighed.

Results for this case show that unified approach had better results in terms of energy consumption when compared with separate approach; however in terms of performance separate approach presents better results than unified approach as can be shown in the figure.

It is valid to question the efficacy of this approach, however, in light of the transformational advances associated with related mass spectrometry imaging motifs where molecular fragmentation is much less pronounced.

Such an approach, however, in the context of a rare condition such as AFE is difficult due to the large number of individual centres at which medical records would need to be accessed.

Differently from the standard approach, however, [in which an individual's group is limited to her one-step neighbors and an individual plays multiple games centered on each of her neighbors (Perc et al.

Differences in approach, however, are in large part due to institutional inertia and the framing of policy debates: mitigation is viewed as an 'energy' issue whereas adaptation is viewed as a 'water' issue (two discourses).

Differences in discontinuation rates appear to be at least slightly more significant in this approach, however, than in a propensity score or regression analysis involving a single model.

The real magic of the approach, however, was in the extraordinary dynamic it created among the participants.

This approach however results in approximations and has a high complexity.