Sentence examples for techniques if they from inspiring English sources

Ease of mastering techniques varied, with participants finding it easier to carry out techniques if they had previous experience.

NORMAN BLANKSTEIN, a retiree in Boynton Beach, Fla., says he is happy to try new investing techniques if they can help him "stay ahead of the game".

Because they're only allowed to use cool screen-wiping techniques if they can guarantee the presence of... 7) Alex Kapronos dressed up as one of the Village People, for no reason.

Later directors such as Meyerhold, Reinhardt, and Copeau recognized the necessity of a studio-school attached to their theatres and of regular training for the actors in advanced techniques, if they were to be able to realize their concepts on stage and eliminate the interference of actors' own egos and emotions.

"Cancers can almost always be cured by simple, classical surgical techniques, if they're detected early," says Bert Vogelstein, a molecular geneticist at the Howard Hughes Medical Institute at Johns Hopkins.

In a seeming afterthought, he noted that "there is nothing inherently immoral or wrong with these new techniques" if they are not used to clone humans, because they "hold the promise of revolutionary new medical treatments and lifesaving cures".

They need to ramp up their technique if they have a hope of catching her.

Regions and institutions may actually have a negative incentive with regard to this technique if they are concerned, perhaps unjustly, that the cost of longer ICU stay accrues with improved survival.

The aims of the study were to examine medical students' consultations about behaviour change and to identify which theoretically informed behaviour change techniques, if any, they use to facilitate lifestyle change.

The business of vigilante justice makes for an unedifying (albeit gripping) spectacle; the techniques involved, if they skirt the legal definition of entrapment, are certainly morally suspect.

Overall, American officials said that the most senior Iraqi officials now in custody were proving to be highly trained in resisting American interrogation techniques, even if they were coercive, and that they had provided little information of value about Mr. Hussein.