Sentence examples for found means for from inspiring English sources

The IUPAC's eminently reasonable prohibition on not reusing previously proposed element names — although some exceptions can be found — means, for example, that Otto Hahn, the Curie-Joliots and Isaac Newton have lost their chance to get on the table, the last thanks to Mendeleev himself9.

And many universities have found means for attaching this positive impulse to the curriculum, to actual courses.

Thus, it is important that prospective students explore sources of aid available outside MIT to find means for financing their graduate programs.

Therefore, a considerable amount of effort has been devoted to find means for its elimination or ensuring a stable sputtering in the transition mode.

Leaders set the organizational mission, find a set of means for achieving the mission, take each of those means as a subgoal, and then find means for the subgoals and so on, until goals exist for every member of the organization.

As ANC services are often delivered along with other health promotion and prevention programmes such as vaccination programs and child clinics [ 58], a careful consideration of the low compliance with and coverage of IPTp service provision to pregnant women in many African countries so as to find means for improving ANC services would be one way of enhancing IPTp compliance and coverage.

Indeed, teachers have found means of punishing children, as for example, the "dry lunch" in Detroit schools.

"'We found means to remunerate Luke Grant for Mr Owen's campaign'.

Our criteria of stopping a search once any evidence for visible disease was found meant that for mammal virus pairs without visible disease, the search was exhaustive.

Water is highly diffusible, and extraction fraction (EF) will be close to 100%; for cardiac tissue in dogs, Bergmann et al. [26] found mean EF for [15O]water to be 96 ± 5% for perfusion up to 100 mL/min/100 g.

There are few published reference values for PCV in working horses and donkeys, although Pritchard et al. [ 20] found mean values for PCV were low, but not significantly different in both (uninfected) working horses and donkeys.