Sentence examples for the latter principles from inspiring English sources

But this section has explained that either of the latter principles entails nonseparability under quite weak assumptions.

Since the former depends upon a deep understanding of the latter, principles of mechanobiology must be embraced when engineering new tissue.

The latter principles were perceived as complicated subject matters for rights holders to easily comprehend and discus.

The latter principle may be applied up to fields of about 0.1 T.

It should be clear though that this view is incompatible with the principle of the identity of indiscernibles: If x and y are different passengers, there must be, by the latter principle, some property x possesses that y does not.

Once we adopt the standard account less NI, the latter principle follows directly from the assumption that individual variables and constants in quantified modal logic are to be handled exactly as they are in first-order logic.

The latter principle is standardly used to increase the growth rate of farm animals, and the earlier in life this treatment is provided, the bigger the effect.

Noteworthy, the latter principle not only allows potent TRAIL death receptor activation but also makes this activation dependent on cell surface antigen binding.

The latter principle is likely to increase convenience and possibly adherence, particularly for patients with early disease that can be managed with monotherapy.

It is the latter principle that gives AFR the potential to enhance perceived fairness and legitimacy of the priority-setting process, in our case, at the district level in the chosen study countries.

The latter principle may be achieved by restricted tissue or organelle localization of the enzyme or inhibitor; by homo-oligomerization of the protease itself, which reduces the accessibility to the active site; or by compartment formation of large inhibitors that internalize proteases, for which some rare, but biologically significant examples exist.