Sentence examples for principles generated from from inspiring English sources

The principles generated from this study should offer useful insights to the continuous efforts toward making more robust business applications in support of agile enterprises.

The platform was conceived as establishing a middle ground, between underlying philosophical orientations, whether Christian, Buddhist, Daoist, process philosophy, or whatever, and the practical principles for action in specific situations, principles generated from the underlying philosophies.

More sophisticated applications of maneuver warfare principles generated successes for Napoléon and Confederate general Stonewall Jackson.

This principle generated further criticism, most significantly from Alonzo Church (1949), who claimed to show that, again, it allowed any statement to be meaningful.

The interviewing and analysis procedure will be based on grounded theory principles in which theories are generated from themes identified in the analysis of participant interviews [ 32].

Future Directions: Detailed knowledge of the molecular patterns generated from the principles of the redox code under defined physiological or pathological conditions in cells and organs will contribute to understanding the redox component in health and disease.

"This study has provided the critical proof of principle that oocytes can be generated from induced pluripotent stem cells," Clark says.

To this end, first a linear model is identified from data generated from a first-principle model of a VCC, interfaced with a building model implemented in EnergyPlus.

These proof-of-principle studies suggested that neuronal models generated from patient-specific somatic cells could be a potentially powerful approach to studying AD initiation and progression.

In a three-dimensional plot generated from an exploratory principle component analysis, the BRCA1 cancers formed a small cluster within a larger cluster incorporating all basal cancers (Fig.  3).

This is particularly true for evidence generated from randomised trials, which in principle can constitute an important benchmark for learning about non-experimental methods [30, 31].