Sentence examples for evaluating principles from inspiring English sources

In general, the considerations germane to actual policy makers will be much less theoretical than (at least some of) those germane to evaluating principles of regulation.

This paper presents a sustainable innovative design method for developing products suitable in the Bottom of the Pyramid (BoP) by integrating biomimetic design concepts, TRIZ techniques, BoP innovative case database and BoP innovative evaluating principles.

We used uf Teflon (PTFE) fumes (count median particle size ∼ 16 nm) generated by heating PTFE in a tube furnace to 486°C to evaluate principles of ultrafine particle toxicity.

We used our observations to evaluate principles governing the use of optogenetic techniques in the study of the neuronal bases of behavior in monkeys, particularly how experimental design must address relevant parameters, such as the application of light to subcortical structures, the spread of viral injections, and the extent of neuronal inactivation with light.

Regardless of the number of free fluxes, sensitivity criteria can be applied to evaluate principles for each free flux.

The analysis of the large and heterogeneous whole-genome microarray dataset available in the public domain proved useful to evaluate principles that govern regulation of gene expression in plants.

The world is changing, and if we want a viable two-party system, the Republicans should re-evaluate their principles instead of trying to pound an increasingly large square peg into a shrinking round hole.

Let us re-evaluate the principles our education system currently embraces and focus again on the skills and values that have made our society profoundly successful.

Yet lately the curators are re-evaluating the principles that govern their displays as they confront a growing debate over what cultural organizations should be doing to preserve the dignity of the dead.

Thus the urgent need to re-evaluate key principles on limited number of cells has been provoked.

Many technologies intended for patient use are never developed or evaluated with principles of user-centered design.