Sentence examples for motivated figures from inspiring English sources

The union must use this opportunity to draw new standards for national statistical services, enforce and scrutinise their independence from governments and ensure that no such service can be influenced by administrations to produce politically motivated figures.

This motivated Figure 9 that shows the distribution of the various GC contents in vertebrate coding regions.

Such division is achieved by means of the reference vector a → and the total number of sectors b, where b is defined according to the total number of road directions in the region nearby the sender and whether vehicles in the neighborhood have been detected (via beacons) in each road direction, as motivated in Figure 2. Figure 7 shows how such division is done.

In the in-depth ABI3 case study, we always use b=9 Kb motivated by Figure 1, because at greater chromosomal distance the correlations of ChIP-chip measurements of head head gene pairs do not significantly differ from other gene pairs.

This figure motivated the authors to design a case control study exploring the aetiology of ulnar nerve compression at the elbow.

Angelic figures, motivated by what they call "a cold fascination with human disaster", propel the narrative forward and are incarnated within it.

They said they didn't speak out at the time out of fear that doing so would jeopardize their employment opportunities, but they told the Post the number of women speaking out against sexual harassment by Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein and other high-ranking media figures motivated them to come forward.

Incest, pedophilia and racially motivated murder all figured matter-of-factly in his "Burning," staged in Manhattan last year, as they had in previous plays like "Southern Promises" and "Purity".

If you're motivated by pain, figure out what happens if you don't wake up earlier.

At a time when leading Chinese figures seemed motivated just by greed and ambition, Mr. Zhang's aim was stunningly selfless.

Nelson Mandela, Bishop Tutu and Martin Luther King, Jr., have all being fearlessly dedicated to non-violence, often in the face of tremendous opposition, as have numerous other lesser-known figures who, motivated by their meditation, faith and belief in non-injury, have added their voices and sometimes even their lives.