Sentence examples for premises to guide from inspiring English sources
Part 1 of the series (Reconceptualising Clinical Pathway System Design) reported defects existed in the paper clinical pathways and proposed a set of design premises to guide the development of a computerised clinical pathway management system (CCPMS).
And President Bush deemed it appropriate not only to tour me, to guide me through the premises of this house where he lives, we saw almost every picture hanging on the walls of this great building.
In this format, the host's contribution during the show is minimal, since to guide the conversation noticeably would violate the premise.
Part of the contemporary revival of virtue ethics is premised partly on a reaction against the ambition of modern ethical theory to guide primarily through general principles of action rather than through the specification of ideal character traits.
While strategic premises generally guide strategic choice, they may become particularly problematic in lock-ins (Tripsas 2009).
For example, deductive inference carries premises to conclusions that are true if the premises are true.
The number of horses per premise ranged from 1 (19.4% of all premises) to 14 (3.2%) and the mean number of horses per premise was 4.7.
A guiding premise to this work is that new international pressures to implement moratoria on marine mammal hunting in the North ignore critical human dimensions of marine mammal management.
