Sentence examples for did not formulate a from inspiring English sources
He did not formulate a complete system of economic theory, as did Smith in his Wealth of Nations, but Hume introduced several of the new ideas around which the "classical economics" of the 18th century was built.
Unfortunately, these authors did not formulate a specific (testable) hypothesis about how exactly social vigilance may contribute to the spatial group structure.
I did not formulate a specific question, so I searched a little in relation to neck and shoulder pain, both in relation to tendinitis in shoulder and in relation to muscles in neck and shoulder.
The federal health ministry regarded them simply as civil society initiatives and the national government did not formulate a policy to foster co-ordination between them and with the health services, let alone integration.
Although the expert panel judged two third of the consultation requests as good, they agreed that many of the specialists did not formulate a clear request, but instead made a list of the observed problems and asked for treatment advice [ 3].
This sounds dismissive, and Sjöberg ranks his countryman below Darwin in the scientific pantheon, because unlike Charles, Carl did not formulate an eternal truth.
Technically, however, Shen Dao does not formulate a doctrine of determinism (the identity of naturally possible dao and the actual "Great" dao.
Although our study analyzes a single province and does not formulate a biogeographic hypothesis about the migration of monkeypox, we acknowledge that extending the modeling approach utilized here to incorporate migration hypotheses would be important for estimating the distribution of monkeypox throughout Central Africa.
Other studies, such as (Pinto et al. 2012) considered random and non-random placement of surveillance observers which partially captures reporting uncertainty; nonetheless these studies did not formulate any optimization algorithm maximizing detection accuracy even in presence of uncertainty.
We did not formulate any expectations related to individuals' roles in their clinical settings.
