Sentence examples for need for embracing from inspiring English sources
This has highlighted the need for embracing the complexity of a genotype-phenotype relationship by focusing on gene-gene interactions [ 40].
rs4358154 in TMEM18 had the highest value for all three measures.> -wrap-foot> The corresponding gene for each SNP is also shown The need for embracing the complexity of data from genome-wide genotyping arrays, also presents a bioinformatics challenge.
The United States has refused to agree to firm time frames for reducing agricultural subsidies, for reducing the number of people in need of sanitation and for embracing wind and solar power, among other things.
Need for Speed embraces the fantasy of tearing around the streets in the world's hottest supercars.
There has never been a better time and more critical need for women to embrace leadership roles and for all of us to embrace their Gaia.
Emily Slough, told the BBC: "It's perfectly normal and natural and people need to start embracing it for what it is".
Tibet's spiritual leader had much to say yesterday about economic greed and the need for religions to embrace scientific study.
And on the most recent season of "Nashville Star," a country-music competition similar to "American Idol," he was vocal about the need for Nashville to embrace Hispanic singers who can connect with the growing Hispanic population in the United States.
But speaking English can only get students so far; in fact just 6% of the globe are native English speakers so there is a pressing need for students to embrace languages and continue with their study beyond the compulsory age of 16.
Instead, Merkin might have mentioned Diana's evolution from a naïve 19-year-old into someone who devoted her own celebrity, despite royal-family resistance, to such human rights causes as the fight against land mines and the need for society to embrace those struck by AIDS.
These management challenges highlight the need for strategies that embrace uncertainty and emphasize learning (Sterman 2006).
