Sentence examples for principled development from inspiring English sources

Understanding of this complex interaction is important for a principled development of biomarkers, prognosis and clinical trials for spinal cord repair (Ellaway et al., 2010).

The recently founded Partnership on AI, which includes the leading AI industry players, similarly endorses the idea of principled AI development ― their founding document states that "where AI tools are used to supplement or replace human decision-making, we must be sure that they are safe, trustworthy and aligned with the ethics and preferences of people who are influenced by their actions". .

What would happen if we surprised our enemies by investing in education, particularly for women and girls, technology, infrastructure, and principled economic development in the Middle East?

The case study in modeling EAE has highlighted how principled simulation development techniques can give rise to well‐engineered simulations, and establishes the link between simulation and the original biological system.

But even this program was more a principled exercise than a development strategy.

Alanna was a pioneer in the development of principled Bayesian methods to apply to astrophysical problems.

Much interest has focused recently on the development of principled methods for combining information from multiple nearby methylation sites to aid biological inference [ 4, 5].

We believe that further development of principled techniques for network integration and analysis would be beneficial for interpreting biomedical data and finding the elements that drive biological states and diseases.

The upside is Russia's principled position opposing North Korea's nuclear development as negatively impacting their bilateral ties.

His steadfast and principled commitment to Israel, especially its economic development, and to the Jewish people worldwide was evident in his lifetime of philanthropic work.

Such principled negotiation can be used in urban development and planning activities to reach more efficient agreements.