Sentence examples for many possible approaches from inspiring English sources

I could imagine many possible approaches to the subject of tax havens.

There are many possible approaches to figuring out how to finance improvements.

This chapter elaborates the impact of signal structure in the platform and the variation in RFI as a result of that variation and suggests many possible approaches to interference mitigation that may be pursued through application of signal structure techniques.

Similar documents may well exist in the vaults of the fossil fuel industry and their trade associations and front groups, and there are many possible approaches to unearthing them.

"Combining such new forms with more traditional 2-D media, data visualizations, and informative text, Viral aims to educate members of the public about the complexity of the issue and the many possible approaches towards effective change," she writes.

We have the ability to fight it everywhere and we should do it in a way that knits our [movement together]." Describing one of the many possible approaches to halting fossil fuel development, Brune advised the Bioneers audience that, "the way to... stop fracking or pipelines is to show how our alternatives are better".

With an eye toward achieving clear understandings between schools and partners, Brandon Robertson lays out one partnership agreement approach – among many possible other approaches – through which partners and schools may formalize agreements to work together.

We note that this specific operationalization of cognitive control, performance on a conflict task, is only one of many possible experimental approaches.

Thus, this approach provides us more complete information about the biochemical status or biochemical phenotype of organisms than many other possible approaches [ 22- 25].

There are many different possible approaches to understanding the mechanisms involved in mitochondrial neurodegeneration, ranging from post-mortem studies in patients (Oldfors et al., 1990) to the creation of animal models of human disease (Inoue et al., 2000; Fan et al., 2008; Tyynismaa and Suomalainen, 2009).

Although we here calculated the normalization factor N using the average peak height of the selected TDFs (GOGOTnormH) to compare the effect of different sets of TDFs, there are many other possible approaches for calculating the normalization factor N such as the median, the trimmed mean [ 29], Tukey's one-step biweight method [ 30], and so on.