Sentence examples for approach makes no from inspiring English sources

Such an approach makes no allowance for human judgment or discretion, for a consideration of the unique circumstances that surround every incident that ultimately becomes another impersonal piece of data.

He noted that this approach "makes no economic sense," since it would mean a smaller audience, and therefore hobble the money-making potential, for Time Warner; Stephenson surely is also aware that a strategy that limits A.T. & T.'s own content would not pass regulatory muster.

In contrast to template-based methods, the proposed approach makes no assumptions about the shape or appearance of neurite structure.

In contrast to conventional imaging analyses, a deconvolution approach makes no assumption about the shape of the Hemodynamic Response Function (HRF) and takes into account differences in latencies of activation peaks and amplitude across different brain regions.

This approach makes no use of conservation data and relies solely on properties derived from our knowledge of miRNA biogenesis.

In contrast, the repeated measures MANOVA approach makes no assumption regarding covariance structure and hence, it is sometimes known as unstructured multivariate approach (UMA).

To Pepperberg, the Skinnerian approach made no sense: "I mean, you don't take a preschooler and put him in a Skinner box!

This doomsday approach made no sense to McNamara and he set about reorientating America's defence policy and persuading other members of Nato to concentrate on building up their conventional forces.

Today, Scalia said that approach made no sense.

By this criterion the synteny approach made no false assignments.

Such approaches make no use of the order in time and the dynamics of the data.