Sentence examples for for one approach from inspiring English sources
When a problem has two different, yet valid, treatment approaches, individual surgeons often have a very strong preference for one approach, even though this may be based only on anecdote or 'gut feeling' – the surgeon is said to lack personal equipoise.
Relative efficiency (RE), calculated as the ratio between the estimated variances of two different inventory approaches, was used as measure for improvement in variance for one approach over the other.
We spoke with Aparajitha K. Verma, M.D., director of the Comprehensive Sleep Disorders Program at the Methodist Hospital in Houston, Texas, for one approach to the medical problems you or your loved one may suffer from when trying to sleep.
We spoke to John Long, M.D., of Old Harding Pediatric Associates in Nashville, Tennessee, for one approach to the medical problems from which you or your loved ones may suffer when trying to sleep.
Multi-attribute utility scales for which population weights are available provide the basis for one approach to obtaining such values [ 3- 6].
Yet another kind of objection, if it should be called that, is that rigidity does, in some respect, the work attributed to it; but rigidity is superfluous to the task of explaining that work because the work is the result of other, more fundamental phenomena (see Soames, e.g., pp. 310 11, for one approach along these lines).
And I think that this two-for-one approach could be a huge incentive for consumers to purchase physical books.
You can't touch this part!" Still, a cohort of developers worried that the one-for-one approach would not work as well for home buyers as it had for shoe buyers.
Now, Willett Kempton of the Center for Carbon-free Power Integration at the University of Delaware and colleagues have shown how this "all-for-one" approach might work with offshore wind farms along the Eastern Seaboard.
Even the relatively modest attempt at burden sharing within the eurozone, a banking union that would initiate an "all-for-one" approach to reconstructing failing banks, is nowhere in sight.
For example, one approach may be focused on modelling countable objects, while another approach may disregard individual objects and only keep track of aggregated variables.
