Sentence examples for case for conducting from inspiring English sources

Mr. Kaplan, a correspondent for The Atlantic Monthly with years of reporting experience from some of the world's most violent war zones, made the case for conducting United States foreign policy according to such an ethos in his book "Warrior Politics: Why Leadership Demands a Pagan Ethos" (Random House, 2002).

We provide evidence to demonstrate the unreliability of auditory threshold shifts (ABRs) to predict cochlear cell death and build a case for conducting full cochlea processing and cell count measurements from the complete cochlea from apex to base.

The case for conducting this assessment by a blue ribbon panel of objective government and private sector experts is compelling.

A number of banks have been fined several millions of dollars, more than 100 million in one case, for conducting dollar-based business transactions and for having opened dollars accounts with Cuban companies.

This analysis not only underscores the importance of supplementing effectiveness evaluations with qualitative process evaluations in order to contextualise the outcomes and impacts observed, but also makes the case for conducting in-depth process evaluations throughout the project cycle (and not merely at the end of the project).

As expected, most of the tours were realized for carrying out didactic activities; in 66% of the cases for attending a lesson, in 14% of the cases for conducting other study activities and in 13% of the cases for effecting a different didactic activity from the first ones.

Thus, working with scores in an interval scale, instead of an ordinal one, is preferable both for the purpose of improving the interpretation of scores produced by research participants, as in this particular case, and for conducting the statistical analysis of data.

As was widely expected, the appeals court removed him from the case, for conduct that had "destroyed the appearance of impartiality".

Banks should expect the government to continue to trot out this type of evidence to show there is a legitimate basis for pursuing the case for conduct that was clearly not isolated.

Founded on recognition that PCR amplification is inherently sigmoidal, this study describes methodologies that provide effective, and in some cases simple solutions for conducting absolute quantification without standard curves.

The paper concludes with key pointers to aid those designing and appraising proposals for conducting case study research, and a checklist to help readers assess the quality of case study reports.