Sentence examples for set the concept from inspiring English sources

A panel of experts from the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) set the concept of IPM in action in 1968 (Rajinder and Ashok 2009).

It's time to set the concept of a skilled workforce shortage aside -- unless, of course, it's applied to current status of Congress.

That the FBI set the concept of "mass" at a border of four begs the argument that mass shootings ought to encompass incidents in which four or more people are shot, whether they are killed or not.

From the many molecular concepts, including the androgen-regulated and prostate cancer concepts that were enriched by our androgen up-regulated data set, the concept describing elevated aminoacyl tRNA synthetases (aaRSs) was selected for further examination.

To this under-30 set, the concept of V.I.P. rooms, logo-covered handbags and expensive bottles of Cristal is hopelessly 1999.

For the complete set, the concept making and the centerpiece of exposition 2020, Dubai is named as Al Wasl Plaza, after Dubai's historic name of "connection".

Later on, such an approach was typical of the legalist scholars, who set the concepts of Confucian hierarchy upon absolutist foundations.

The ECSC (1951: Art.3) set out the concept of 'Security of Supply' in Community law, and as a main objective.

One more alternative found in the biomedical domain involves recognizing named entities by exploiting the rich set of the concept synonyms in biomedical ontologies.

Set aside the concept of "everything has to be done yesterday" in order to create realistic priorities.

These promising results set the stage for proof of concept studies in RA patients.