Sentence examples for perspective results from inspiring English sources
From this perspective, results justify themselves — for example, "If men earn more, they must be worth more". In a recent high-profile incident, James Damore posted a memo at Google arguing that women are biologically less capable of being engineers.
Moreover reflecting upon the self from an egocentric first person perspective results in greater activation of the MPFC than reflecting upon the self from an imagined third person perspective (3PP 44.
From the environmental perspective, results highlighted, in general, urban industrial symbiosis generated significant life cycle environmental benefits, especially the reduction of upstream resource mining and downstream waste disposal within the regional metabolism.
Either perspective results in a lack of pinpoint focus on the metrics that really matter to CMOs and the business.
Perspective: Results indicate that spouse internal and negative attributions for pain behaviors of their partners with chronic pain may influence subsequent spouse critical/hostile reactions to them.
To add perspective, results are also reported using the Morgan-Pitman (MP) test as well as the modification of the Morgan-Pitman suggested by McCulloch (1987) where Pearson's correlation is replaced by Spearman's correlation.
Each would capture the view from a slightly different perspective, resulting in different universes ruled by different laws of physics.
At heart, however, Nash was a devoted mathematician whose ability to see old problems from a new perspective resulted in some of his most astounding and influential work, friends and colleagues said.
Persons defining features conduct their feature definitions from the business perspective, resulting in software designers having difficulties in understanding the features.
To test this, we use slant rivalry [16] in which bistable perception originates from conflict between two slant-defining cues, binocular disparity and monocular perspective, resulting in perceptual alternations between a perspective-dominated and disparity-dominated percept, Fig. 1a.
As with the payer's perspective, the lower bounds of inputs into the traveler's perspective resulted in decreasing net costs as risk increased for each trip duration.
