Sentence examples for remedies based from inspiring English sources
The author, Dr. Richard Restak, who has written extensively on the brain, offers remedies based on the knowledge that everything we think and do alters our brain's physiology.
This was because the crux of the matter was seen to be the operating-system monopoly: that, according to critics, is where competition is needed most.Recently the Department of Justice made its request to the court for remedies, based on the court's earlier ruling that Microsoft did indeed break the law (see article).
The discovery of therapeutic potential of plant derived remedies based on traditional medicine has raised renewed interest in the development of drugs from natural sources.
A second main finding is that there seems less need for sophisticated breach remedies based on compensatory money damages than is suggested by theory.
Our study was designed to combine two relatively novel treatment techniques, autologous chondrocyte transplantation (ACT) and proposed application of medical remedies based on surface-active phospholipids.
In this post, I describe the problem of a narrow focus on disseminating information and point to remedies based on interactive, relational organizing for public work.
Happily, the journal also provided a remedy based on a simple experiment.
I think that what McPherson v. Blacker tells us is exactly as Your Honor suggested it, which is that this court does not have the ability in this particular case involving presidential electors to disregard the statutory scheme and fashion a remedy based upon extraordinary equitable powers of the court set forth in the Constitution.
This phenomenon is thoroughly analyzed, and a remedy based on a stabilized bilinear form is proposed.
Multi-branch diversity reception is an efficient remedy, based on providing the receiver with multiple faded replicas of the same desired signal [14].
Development of a novel therapeutic remedy based on these molecular events to prevent the progression of the disease is clinically warranted.
