Sentence examples for considerations supported by from inspiring English sources
Max Weber identified three inner justifications, or sources of legitimacy, for the exercise of authority: (1) traditional norms sanctified by long-standing convention, (2) charisma, which attracts the personal confidence and devotion of followers, and (3) rational-legal considerations supported by belief in the validity of legal statutes and functional competence.
Theoretical considerations, supported by experimental results on HBV capsid assembly, suggest that assembly is initiated by a nucleation center, in a slow, rate limiting step [28], [29].
But, after detailed considerations supported by a policy brief prepared by the Health Workforce Planning Team, only one private dental college (Oman Dental College) was approved.
Based on the phylogenomic considerations supported by structure prediction and identification of characteristic conserved residues we predict that five so far uncharacterized human proteins are members of the AlkB family of nucleic acid repair enzymes.
The consideration, supported by Prim, of Prussia's candidate, Prince Leopold of Hohenzollern-Sigmaringen, served as the casus belli of the Franco-Prussian War (1870 71).
The selection of the appropriate packet set follows the directions of the NC algorithm under consideration, supported by NCRAWL.
However, the main argument for using disease-specific descriptive systems rests on the premise that they are far more likely to be sensitive to changes in the condition under consideration (supported by results from the present validation exercise) and are more relevant to the concerns of patients than generic measures [ 22, 23].
Theoretical considerations are supported by numerical examples.
The theoretical considerations are supported by experimental findings.
Theoretical considerations are supported by simulation tests for nonlinear models of single-machine as well as multi-machine test systems.
This long list, mainly based on pathophysiologic considerations and supported by only weak evidence, is difficult to apply at bedside.
