Sentence examples for respective paradigm from inspiring English sources

However, not enough has been said in order to find out how much weight scientists have given to individual virtues and how those virtues weigh against one another within each respective paradigm in specific cases.

The respective paradigm classes (PC) categorize the specific task employed (a complete list of BDs and PCs can be found at http://www.brainmap.org/scribe/).

The article describes a concept of an open system architecture that is based on a concept for the flexible integration of different integration systems and their respective paradigms.

The analysis of the dominant information operators of the archival institutions in the respective paradigms of archival history shows that today's internet-based services can replicate all the main functions of the archival institutions, at least at the level of the fundamental information operators, on a mass scale.

Because the historicist unit of exchange (the paradigm, research programme, research tradition) has much looser conditions of individuation than the single theory, the question of how to group theories into their respective paradigms, etc. can be a difficult one.

Control cohorts of mice received equivalent volumes of saline at the same frequency as the respective paradigms of MPTP or 2'NH2-MPTP used in the study.

The patient-clinician interface is framed by interrelated variables such as: gender; age; personal heterogeneities (both patient and clinician); family and professional responsibilities; cultural orientation; socioeconomic position; lived experience; and respective cultural paradigms.

Within this special issue, all the papers are connected to empowerment and social change, but how they are connected to these issues vary based on theories of change, which are embedded in their respective guiding paradigms.

Although the phenomenon of end-of-life experience of needs appears across qualitative and quantitative paradigms in this research the distinction between "lived experience" and "measure" reconciles the phenomenon to its respective method and paradigm [ 25].

These changes are often called "paradoxical" or "anomalous" since they are opposite to the general known patterns of behavioural inhibition, impaired coping and increased scores of anxiety observed in patients with stress-related disorders and respective pre-clinical paradigms.

Several subjects went through the designed GKT paradigm and their respective brain signals were recorded.