Sentence examples for meaningful requires from inspiring English sources
Dworkin concedes that it is perhaps true that the right to freedom of speech, if it is to be meaningful, requires that everyone has some opportunity to have their ideas heard: a society in which only the rich and powerful have access to the media may be one in which there is not genuine freedom of speech.
For the 3D reconstruction-based approach to be meaningful requires that the reconstruction provides an adequate representation of dynamics and between-cell variation.
Establishing whether a given ribotype is taxonomically meaningful requires the analysis of individuals rather than multi-genomic samples, necessitating a single-cell approach for unicellular dinoflagellates [ 20, 47].
"Our goal in making the video is to show that declarations of support, to be really meaningful, require action on the part of those making them," she said. .
Whereas RCTs follow an explanatory orientation (" Can the intervention work?"), economic evaluations to be meaningful require a pragmatic orientation (" Does the intervention work?") [ 16, 44, 45].
But meaningful dialogue requires them to show more flexibility.
Also, teasing out correlations between particular genotypes and diseases in a statistically meaningful way requires large sets of data; the larger the set, the more believable the correlations.
Drowning out noise will only get better when the software companies realise meaningful engagement requires time and curation and when the software itself can truly tailor content to our needs; current attempts are too crude.
Addressing them in a meaningful way requires governance systems with systemic capacities to deal with complexity.
Obtaining such data within a meaningful timeframe requires a fundamental change in the planning and setting up of research studies.
This is consistent with other studies indicating that a more appropriate, functionally meaningful approach requires considering higher-order interconnection patterns (Dobrin et al. 2004).
