Sentence examples for some propositions for from inspiring English sources

Three years later, when Fan Zhongyan, who was also back at the capital, and other high officials began to carry out new political policies, Ouyang participated and put forward some propositions for reforming official institutions and military affairs.

In addition, some propositions for generalized equations are reported.

Some propositions, for example, concern practical matters what road to take to Tulsa, for example, or the correct way to ride a bicycle.

We conclude with a discussion of how the taxonomy can help shape future good research practice (thereby setting a better example to students), and offer some propositions for future research.

While there are some propositions for alternatives to this extensive maize cultivation [5,6], its known production strategies and biomass yields will make it hard for any competing crop to replace maize.

Their results are convincing and only a few and minor comments or changes are suggested, and some propositions for future research.

First, we give some proposition for our example as follows.

In this section, we give some definitions and present some propositions of solutions for the problem (1.1 - 1.2 1.1 - 1.2

In the next section, we give some definitions and some propositions of the solutions for the problem (1.1 - 1.2 1.1 - 1.2

And the espionage interval, fable though it may be, contains some provocative propositions for contemporary versions of the Model Press Clipping Bureau companies whose business also involves collecting and selling what is, to start with, other people's information.

If we compare the impossible groups with some former propositions (for instance by pruning the tree of life recently published by Cicarelli et al. from the groups we were missing), we observed that the group of Spirochaetes and actinobacteria (supported by less than 40%% of BV) is not rejected, while the group of cyanobacteria/aquifex-thermotoga (supported by 40 to 80%% of BV) is rejected.