Sentence examples for be approached from three from inspiring English sources
The crest can be approached from three sides only; on the north it is an unbroken precipice.
Treating PDAC by targeting its reliance on the tumour microenvironment may be approached from three aspects: first by promotion of tumour-eliminating processes; second by suppression of tumour-promoting inflammation; and third via modulation of the protective fibrotic stroma of PDAC to allow access to tumour epithelium by conventional chemotherapeutics.
The TEF's theoretical logic draws on the adaptation-selection debate, which suggests that the co-evolution phenomenon can be approached from two angles.
These techniques can be approached from two complementary angles: firstly, the chemical analysis of the source of sensation, in our case chemical analysis of the compounds that lead to perception of the smell.
The economic evaluation will be approached from two perspectives, societal and health system.
When both locations could be approached from two directions (Fig. 2), the Sham2 rats showed much greater differential response latencies on the go and no-go trials with training than did the ATNx2 rats (Fig. 8A).
Our review of currently existing WSUD-PSS shows that WSUD is approached from three perspectives: hydrological, urban planning and water governance.
The basic problem is that the Islamic State's territorial gains are being approached from three completely different perspectives, demanding three different types of operational responses.
These domains are approached from three different time perspectives: history, current state, and prognosis [ 39].
The analysis of the validation survey was approached from three angles: reviewers, validation questions, and test items.
The analysis of the validation survey was approached from three angles: (1) Analysis of the reviewers' ratings: There were five validation questions for each test item, and each validation question was rated from 1 to 5 (on a 5-point Likert scale from "strongly disagree" to "strongly agree").
