Sentence examples for items so as from inspiring English sources

Tweets wittily and often about the media's misuse of statistics and surveys, but intersperses his technical tweets with flippant items so as not to overtax his followers.

Spero (1979) as well as Meek et al. (1995) recommend equally weighted items so as to avoid subjectivity.

The problem asks to select k out of m available items, so as to maximize the social welfare for autonomous agents with combinatorial preferences (valuation functions) over subsets of items.

A hybrid re-broadcast/invalidation report (IR) mechanism is designed in OUFO for checking the validity of cached data items so as to improve cache consistency and minimize the overhead of transaction restarts due to data conflicts.

It is recommended that researchers should be aware of the potential bias associated with survey measures involving both negatively worded items so as to take the necessary steps to address this bias appropriately.

Because measurement items for the three dimensions of fashion brands' TBL sustainability did not exist in the previous studies, a particular effort was made to develop or modify the existing scale items so as to address apparel-specific sustainability issues (e.g., sustainable fibers, fit, style).

Dr Neil Denby Denby Dale, West Yorkshire Your intriguing headline (Warning on co-sleeping with baby after death, 15 October) was lousy English, but good journalism in that I felt compelled to read the whole item so as to find out what on earth was going on.

The point that we were making in the article was that seafood did contribute to the total blood mercury levels, but that many other dietary items did so as well.

Clearly it is not possible for any single item to capture sufficient detail so as to delineate the appropriate clinical pathway that should be pursued.

Research your items so you have as much information as possible to share with potential buyers.

Finally, correlations and characteristics of the cognate and noncognate items are detailed, so as to provide a complete overview of the lexical and semantic characteristics of the stimuli.