Sentence examples for mixed perspectives from inspiring English sources
The mixed perspectives suit Mr. Berkeley's music, which sometimes consorts with the 19th century (even to the extent, unwisely, of quoting liberally from the mad scene in "Lucia di Lammermoor") and sometimes sounds resiliently contemporary.
A relevant and accepted calculation methodology and baseline to properly evaluate BIM's benefits have not been established, thus there are mixed perspectives and opinions of the benefits of BIM, creating a general misunderstanding of the expected outcomes.
Yet, there are mixed perspectives of how and when various aspects of science, e.g. evolution, should be included in the elementary curriculum (NRC 2000).
HomeTheaterInfo.com, however, had a mixed perspectives on the pilot, noting that the storylines were similar to fellow ABC series Desperate Housewives, but also "brilliantly written, extremely well acted and directed to near perfection".
Prior studies have provided mixed perspectives on whether miR-107 levels are highest in brain [27 29,31,35 37].
Our interviews with 30 medical leaders identified mixed perspectives about whether or not gender barriers impede the entry of women into medical leadership.
Decisional balance of about zero represents a mixed perspective of positive and negative opinions, which is typical among persons contemplating the behavior.
Sadly, I have found no general history written from a black or coloured (mixed race) perspective.
To date, there is very limited discussion of the role of agency in consideration of the mixed embedded perspective (for an exception see, Trupp, 2015).
The significant use of entrepreneurship visas shown in our study highlights the important role of institutional factors highlighted by the mixed embeddedness perspective, in enabling the international physical mobility that is a necessary antecedent of ethnic entrepreneurship.
Funding from their family often included funding from their extended family in their country of origin and was without obligation, demonstrating the social and cultural support consistent with our mixed embeddedness perspective.
