Sentence examples for procedural purity from inspiring English sources
The Occupy movement, which gave us the phrase, "The One Percent," was too hung up on its own procedural purity to create a broad movement for economic justice.
The only people more patently evasive about their motives than the procedural-purity Republicans were the two Democrats who refused to vote to end the filibuster.
Design of Experiments was used to study the influence of procedural factors on protein recovery and purity.
But he said Sauerbrey had provided no "clear and convincing" evidence that procedural errors, much less fraud, had materially affected the "purity of the election". Nonetheless, a defiant Sauerbrey reiterated afterward that "this election was stolen and the ballot boxes were stuffed" and vowed she would "never, never, never" give up.
This is why having a definition of the term that is flexible to different interpretations but retains some core identity is crucial, contrary to statements Mike Lee, the symbol for right-wing purity, recently made suggesting the conservative movement's leadership is more a function of procedural politics than epistemology.
The procedural details of RNA extraction from cells and exosomes followed by the estimation of its yield and purity using spectrophotometric protocols and its RIN score using the Agilent 2100 Bioanalyzer (Agilent Technologies, Santa Clara, CA, USA) have been described elsewhere [ 4].
The Urban-Decay Procedural?
No more procedural shortcuts.
Procedural culture clash abounds.
