Sentence examples for favored approaches from inspiring English sources

While there are many works of impressive competence, the center's curators have favored approaches that emphasize process and material or that, as the art history professors like to say, "problematize" drawing, challenging conventional notions of what a drawing is.

For the past 50 years the United States has favored approaches targeting public policy on children in low-income families.

Recently, 3GPP Ragreedreed that windowing is one of the favored approaches for achieving spectral confinement.

Though the favored approaches to defining chaos involve global Lyapunov exponents, there are problems with this way of defining SDIC (and, hence, characterizing chaos).

But the federal government "should not be in the business of steering investment toward particular politically favored approaches," it says, singling out government support for wind and solar power companies as examples of wasting public dollars.

Amid growing nationwide concern around the opioid crisis, President Donald Trump and Attorney General Jeff Sessions have repeatedly touted one of their favored approaches to the issue of drug use: Tell people not to use drugs, and hope that works.

The currently favored approach is over-expression of σ to facilitate detection of σ-dependent promoters, which assumes a reasonable basal level of activation of the bEBPs.

These days, the wisdom and experience of educators are often ignored and, worse, dismissed by policymakers who favor approaches emanating far from the classroom.

In Uganda, the enormous existing and planned investment in biomedical services alone strongly favors approaches to the care of patients that emphasize the biomedical model of care.

Nonetheless, our outsider perspectives means that we come with no preconceived agenda or favored informatics approaches.

Some experts favored empirical approaches, whereas others were more theoretically driven.