Sentence examples for as articulated in the guide from inspiring English sources

They expressed surprise at the scope of their responsibilities and the implied skill sets as articulated in the Guide.

Sephardic Jews acculturated to the Arabic model as articulated in the first centuries of Islam.

Community participation was a core tenet of Primary Health Care as articulated in the 1970s.

The formative assessment was predominantly centered on the in-class activities as articulated in the preceding section.

The program design fulfills the principles of learning as articulated in the practice field theory (Table 1)[ 29].

The campaign is in keeping with the "brand promises" of BBC America, Mr. Stein says, as articulated in previous campaigns.

In short, the methodological naturalist can insist that anybody interested in "serious metaphysics" should start by articulating the substantial existential commitments of our folk theories, as articulated in their synthetic Ramsey sentences.

An expectation for the teacher-learning process in the future was articulated in the mid-1980s for guiding what became the DoD Advanced Distributed Learning Initiative ADLL) (Fletcher et al. 2007).

The HRDC is guided by principles articulated in the Declaration of Helsinki, and the Council for International Organizations of Medical Sciences International Ethical Guidelines for Biomedical Researchh involving Human Subjects [ 24, 25].

However, two of the fundamental guiding ethical principles articulated in the TCPS are respect for free and informed consent and respect for privacy and confidentiality.

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