Sentence examples for one type of concern from inspiring English sources

Hume gives a mixed verdict to questions about whether his arguments about liberty and necessity pose problems for beliefs about God's omnipotence and beneficence, arguing that while some standard arguments can handle one type of concern that might arise, not all such concerns can be dealt with so easily (ECHU 66 69).

In addition, they often only concern one type of cancer and mix patients admitted for scheduled surgery surveillance and those admitted after urgent surgery or for medical reasons that have absolutely no same prognosis in the short, medium, or long term.

One type of interfaces concerns the residential care modules, whereas another concerns the people involved in the residential care provision.

One type of statements concerned different management control systems (e.g., balanced score card) that were used as a management instrument in the organisation and applied to all professionals, not just physicians.

We apply the framework to a single case study concerning one type of footprint (namely the carbon footprint) of a copier (closed-loop) supply chain.

As mentioned, a fall off in the number of large donations has given CAF particular cause for concern, and one type of large donor that could be doing more right now are companies, says Hopkins. "The latest figures show that 20% of companies give 90% of the cash in terms of corporate giving.

In this example, the result is anticipated and it concerns only one type of outcome (heterozygous carrier status of a specified recessive disorder), which makes the informed consent procedure less complex than with NGS in diagnostics.

Specifically with STDs and STIs, gonorrhea is one type of bacteria that is highly adaptable and is of concern for antibiotic resistance".

Another concern was the use of one type of flow cytometer to detect CD20+ T cells [ 10].

In this paper we are concerned with the design of voting systems with at least one type of these extreme voters and with few types of equivalent voters.

When and why one type of entrepreneur (franchisor) attracts to its ventures another type of entrepreneur (franchisees) instead of passive investors is a central concern in entrepreneurship literature.