Sentence examples for characterizing the concern from inspiring English sources

Characterizing the concern of public health as being the health of the community renders more natural (and possibly more plausible) appeal to the common good as a way of justifying public health interventions.

In order to identify the quality of as-deposited films and make SE measurements more effectively in characterizing the samples, information concerning the structure and morphology is an essential prerequisite.

Recognizing the legitimacy of ascribing these other kinds of reasons may suggest softening the distinction between internal and external reasons even further; it has been proposed that what counts as a 'genuine reason' is determined by the concerns characterizing the context of discourse (Finlay 2006).

In Section 4.4 a two-dimensional index for identifying the archetype and characterizing the intensity of distributional concerns – the (x, y) -score – is introduced, and a graphical representation of the type intensity distribution is proposed.

Through her careful work, Mueller demonstrates the shortcomings of relying on journalistic reports of protests, especially those that characterize the democratic concerns as the primary issues motivating people to take to the streets.

Of primary concern is characterizing the sampling effort necessary to quantify live zooplankton concentrations in BW in order to reliably classify BW as noncompliant (≥10·m−3) or compliant (<10·m−3), with high statistical confidence.

Professor Mitchell's primary area of research is concerned with characterizing the physical and chemical processes that occur during the combustion and gasification of pulverized coal and biomass.

This paper is concerned with characterizing the transient behavior of general queueing systems, which is widely known to be notoriously difficult.

This paper is concerned with characterizing the components and materials of decorated earthen mortar in the rock cut caves of Ellora, using visual as well as instrumental techniques.

Although the three light photometric stereo technique has been used in many applications, there is little published work concerned with characterizing the uncertainty of these systems due to the involvement of a number of complicating factors.

Safety pharmacology (SP), as a synthesis of these other fields of knowledge, is concerned with characterizing the safety profile (or potential undesirable pharmacodynamic effects) of new chemical entities (NCEs) and biologicals.