Sentence examples for range of dispositions from inspiring English sources

Gene editing potentially allows a much wider range of dispositions to disease to be tackled.

New staff had to be enrolled into bringing the CDSS into everyday use, and this entailed longer and more complex negotiations with patients, a broader range of dispositions than found at 999 and some subtly different ways of auditing and monitoring practice.

By contrast, relying on the normal variation in the population to provide a range of dispositions that might match different types of contexts – e.g. people who are less averse to harming others might make be good law-enforcers or soldiers – is a far cruder way of dealing with this problem.

So, no, the two-party system cannot express the full range of ideological dispositions on display at tea party protests or anywhere else in America.

This year's 12 semifinalists in the competition, which is run by the Thelonious Monk Institute — culled from 237 entry tapes — yielded a range of origins and dispositions.

Given the ant's location there is indeed a very limited range of detail specifying dispositions that will allow me to foveate it (though this might require constraints on possible actions, such as minimum jerk or other such constraints).

"The president and the prime minister have asked American and British legal experts to meet to discuss a range of options for disposition of the British detainees," the statement said.

The model successfully describes the range of possible PCB-153 dispositions in maternal milk, suggesting a promising option for back-estimating doses for various populations.

Our second aim was to provide insight into the types of personality characteristics associated with positive and negative affective presence, by exploring a range of emotional skills and dispositions in relation to affective presence.

And this focus on what we shall call supranormal enhancement can be an obstacle to clear thinking about the forms of biomedical enhancement that are almost certainly feasible, and in fact likely to be available soon – the forms of enhancement that operate within the existing range of human capacities and dispositions.

At the age of eighty, the Dalai Lama has begun to discuss a range of prospects for the future disposition of his soul.