Sentence examples for follow this view from inspiring English sources
The phrase "follow this view" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want someone to adopt or consider a particular perspective or opinion.
Example: "In our discussion about climate change, I encourage you to follow this view that emphasizes the importance of renewable energy sources."
Alternatives: "adopt this perspective" or "consider this viewpoint."
In our study, we follow this view.
If investors follow this view, they should not be indifferent between debt or equity investments concerning the CSP.
I follow this view and include Megacheira as a sister group to Chelicerata.
We hope that our data can form the firm basis for future functional analysis focussed on the potentially most interesting differential proteins and that the reviewers can follow this view.
If it followed this view of things, Labour would at best perhaps take some hair-splitting position on the Osborne plan, opposing a cap on working tax credits and the like, but gritting its teeth and letting yet more blows rain down on that part of the population routinely imagined – even when long-term unemployment affects close to a million people – to be avoiding work and living high on the hog.
Following this view, it is argued that the combination of knowledge, technologies such as semantic and text mining techniques together with IT systems enable organizations to gain a new understanding, and experience of knowledge-related services [1].
Following this view, and by leveraging customer interaction analytics, organizations will be able to reshape their support strategy and to rearrange interactions across any channels [5] that meet changing behaviors of end-users.
Following this view, the first and recent attempts to describe knowledge as a service lacked of precision and suggested "a kind of service that facilitates the interoperations among members in a knowledge network" [12].
Jerome Christensen followed this view in 1993 and adds, "we know little more than what Byron tells us".
Following this view, the close association between free swimming and bilaterality has also become widespread in textbooks (e.g. refs. [ 15- 18]).
Following this view, central signaling systems such as the TOR pathway are the causal players of aging; the increase in molecular damage has to be regarded as the consequence rather than the cause of this process.
