Sentence examples for methods and offer from inspiring English sources

On Thursday 7 March we will bring together a panel to discuss development funding patterns, debate evaluation methods and offer advice to grant seekers.

Our results provide the first empirical validation of these methods, and offer useful context for design of log inventories for research and management.

E-learning systems provide a variety of instructional aids and communication methods, and offer learners great flexibility as to the time and place of instruction.

These FRET-based kinase activity reporters, along with analogous probes based on alternative designs, provide real-time tracking of kinase dynamics with subcellular resolution, which should complement other methods and offer great opportunities to delineate the molecular mechanisms underlying the complex regulation of kinases.

New and updated chapters describe current refinements in assessment methods and offer the latest research findings from neuroscience.

The new investment will provide two more full-time staff people and allow SOURCE to partner with more nonprofits, train and support additional faculty and community partners in service-learning teaching methods, and offer a greater selection of scholarly community engagement experiences to students.

The approach outperforms most available methods and offers also the spatial characterization of the desolvation properties of a binding region.

He displayed the profits in his trading account as hard evidence of the validity of his methods and offered copies of his statements as irrefutable proof that he was getting valuable advice from his alien contacts.

The results showed that the hybrid model performed better than the conventional methods and offered an effective dynamic system that can be continuously conditioned as new data becomes available.

Rick Hall became frustrated with the group's recording methods, and offered the tracks recorded and their contract to Walden and Jerry Wexler of Atlantic Records, who purchased them for $10,000.

This study was widely cited in policy debates, although some have challenged the study's methods and offered alternative interpretations of the data, suggesting that only seventeen percent of bankruptcies are directly attributable to medical expenses.