Sentence examples for principles into one from inspiring English sources

Game ranching provides an example of how practitioners simplified a plethora of principles into one overarching guiding statement: 'to maximize the benefits from wildlife to the people on whose land it lives' (Child 1995).

Searching for a unified explanation is seen as the essence of good scientific practice, since in that context hypotheses are rigorously applied, evidence interpreted consistently, and all findings coherently unified by fundamental principles into one overarching theoretical framework.

We believe that the current challenge is to move gene therapy from the proof-of-principle stage into one of clinical efficacy.

These uses of NIPT were developed as separate tests to be conducted in different periods of the pregnancy, but they can in principle be combined into one test in early pregnancy.

It was strange to see my brother, previously a member of my family, becoming a member of this family, all his previous concerns and principles subsumed, like theirs, into one simple but demanding question: Is it funny?

On October 3rd the European Commission abandoned its long-running attempt to introduce the principle of "one share, one vote" into European law.

Multiple genes were pooled into one gene family based on the single-link principle.

At that time, individuals whose genitalia were ambiguous at birth were not considered monstrous or perverted because they violated the principle that every person must fall into one sex/gender category or another (that happens later).

As a matter of principle, the literature can be divided into one of the following groups: studies demonstrating an increase of costs; or studies arguing for a cost reduction associated with CERA treatment.

In theory the principle of "one share, one vote" prevails.

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