Sentence examples for article proposes that from inspiring English sources

This article proposes that behavioral interventions for acute stroke can and should be designed and evaluated scientifically.

In conclusion, the article proposes that shared accountability among teams is challenging for radiographers and others, and that education providers should take this into account when designing curricula.

This article proposes that subsidiary self-interest in technology transfer situations may only be detrimental to the overall success of the MNC if products are easy to copy, the host environment has the technological and managerial capabilities to expropriate and the technology represents a competitive advantage.

This article proposes that evolutionary approaches contribute important insights into how the human mind has been shaped by selection and how human mentality may be (or not!) adapted to ancient and modern environments.

The Article proposes that appropriate action is taken immediately in urgent situations, or in the case where a country refuses consultation.

This article proposes that the "Trinity diagram" was used for designing the plans for Russian churches.

At the same time, Dr. Benjamin, finding Ms. Jean again through the newspaper article, proposed that Mount Sinai bring her to the United States to continue her treatment, and began preparing a humanitarian parole application.

Thus, this article proposed that the production of electrical power and adjustment of the generator speed are feasible if robust controller is applied and current errors (uncertainties) in the wind turbine system are taken into account.

Goldman's original 1979 article proposed that S's belief is defeated as long as there are reliable (or conditionally reliable) belief-forming processes available to S such that, if S had used those processes in addition to the process actually used, S wouldn't have held the belief in question.

This is why Jerry Kang and Mahzarin Banaji in a California Law Review article, propose that the law of affirmative action be expanded to conceive of the program participants as "de-biasing agents" that help to diminish discrimination.

When he came out with his own art book, Portraits of Courage: A Commander in Chief's Tribute to America's Warriors, the praise continued, until a Hyperallergic article proposed that maybe we were focusing too much on "the transformative power of art".