Sentence examples for principle means of from inspiring English sources

The European Commission introduced a community quota trading system as the principle means of achieving this goal.

In these instances, coil embolisation with the aim of decreasing or arresting haemorrhage is the principle means of therapy (Fig. 9).

In the U.S. and U.K., meanwhile, disabled workers are more often unemployed and otherwise excluded from the labor force, thanks to an excessive focus on the development of workfare programs that encourage labor force participation as the principle means of achieving equality.

VOCA is the Federal government's principle means of providing support for programs that serve victims of all types of crime.

Early in the 20th century, the railroad provided the principle means of overland travel, the terrestrial complement to the golden age of ocean liners.

Synchronization of rates is a principle means of enhancing the specificity of enzymatic reactions.

Overall no significant changes in DNA methylation occurred in either the Pou5f1 or Gfra1 promoter indicating that histone methylation and acetylation are the principles means of regulating gene expression at these promoters in GC-1 cells.

Proof of principle means an experiment (preferably a series of experiments) demonstrating that your idea has potential to become a product that people will want to pay for.

MEM principle means that the application of the new system cannot increase the probability of casualties.

"Letting go of that principle means a serious threat to the quality of scientific research in the Netherlands".

At its core, the principle means that the more of something that is made, the less valuable each incremental unit of that something becomes.