Sentence examples for describe workable from inspiring English sources

Political philosophy must describe workable political arrangements that can gain support from real people.

Wilson and Ross (1962) were the first to describe a workable cytoplasmic male sterile, nuclear-restoration system when they reported that Triticum timopheevii cytoplasm induces male sterility with largely neutral effects on agronomic and quality characteristics.

In this little volume, Dr. Mee describes a new workable scheme for the detection and separation of the common metals, the principal feature lying in the fact that hydrogen sulphide gas is not required in the analytical separations.

Here are four simple steps (which I also describe in my book, Everything is Workable) that I try to use when I find myself with an overloaded nervous system and a body racing with a fight or flight impulse.

It is, however, workable, pragmatic and reasonable adjectives that often describe Justice Breyer's jurisprudence.

The proposal, seen by the Guardian, describes itself as a "workable compromise" between European interior ministers, who want to see its swift adoption for all flights within Europe as well as flights in and out of Europe, and the European parliament's civil liberties committee, which blocked the plan nearly two years ago.

The industry described it as "a workable, practical way to swiftly deliver the Leveson recommendations... without any form of state-sponsored regulation that would endanger freedom of speech".

While the gene family definition described above is generally workable for homeobox genes, by necessity there are some exceptions.

Although the Chlamydomonas-specific G-Luc described here provides a workable reporter of gene expression that is significantly more sensitive than previously established reporter genes, our data indicate that the superior performance of the Gaussia luciferase gene is not due to its better expression in C. reinhardtii, but rather due to its very high enzyme stability.

In general, kinetic models are developed as comprehensible models, which accurately describe the metabolic process or receptor binding, but are usually simplified to yield workable models that are able to quantify a parameter of interest.

The aim of this article is to describe existing tools used internationally and analyze them for the development of a workable rapid assessment.