Sentence examples for fruitful alternative from inspiring English sources

Combining time series forecasts from several models is a fruitful alternative to using only a single individual model.

A fruitful alternative to using a single forecasting technique is to combine the forecasts from several conceptually different models.

Even as many networks are reducing their coverage of the increasingly predictable political conventions, the political blogs, which have become a fruitful alternative for individual voices, have been ablaze over the prospect of officially covering conventions for the first time.

The Clinton and Bush administrations, until now, had sought to probe whether Khatami would prove to be a fruitful alternative to the fundamentalists, while Europeans have been more eager to open direct trade and political links with the Khatami government.

A fruitful alternative is to deal with such systems in the framework of locally convex spaces.

In the light of the mixed success of firm-level studies in identifying the causal impact of STW, aggregate approaches in the spirit of Abraham and Houseman (1994) and Van Audenrode (1994) provide a potentially fruitful alternative.

Hollow objects, too, got short shrift when a more fruitful solid alternative of the same weight, colour and size was at hand.How far can the birds fly with their brain power?

If, after a substantial period of training, a ceiling has been reached for certain patients, it may also be fruitful to introduce alternative and augmented communication strategies into the therapeutic settings (Waller, Dennis, Brodie, & Cairns, 1998).

Experimental (e.g., [ 79, 80, 96- 98]), phylogenetic (e.g., [ 6]), and theoretical (e.g., [ 13, 22] and see discussion below) approaches are fruitful avenues to explore alternative explanations and pathways.

Given the discrepancy between the propositions of subcultural theories and empirical findings, we instead employ an alternative and perhaps more fruitful approach to culture that focuses on 'frames' (Goffman 1974; Harding 2007).

This bold choice proved fruitful.