Sentence examples for three central elements from inspiring English sources

There are three central elements.

He, as well as Lothar Meyer, also proposed a table with eight columns obtained by splitting each of the long periods into a period of seven, an eighth group containing the three central elements (such as iron, cobalt, nickel; Mendeleyev also included copper, instead of placing it in Group I), and a second period of seven.

The recent English NHS reforms had three central elements (Department of Health, 2003).

Figure 2 shows the section of the algorithm for subacute LBP, where are situated three central elements aimed at the prevention of persistent disability.

Clinical symptoms of patients with thyroid disease can improve after correction these three central elements: the musculoskeletal changes, the effects of psychological stress, and the condition of magnesium and selenium deficiency.

Our purpose is to develop and test a measuring instrument for three central elements of QIC-implementation: 1) the organization of teams who join a QIC, 2) the degree of support these teams get from their own organization, and 3) the support given by the external consultants or change agents facilitating the QIC and its meetings.

Early in life Bunyamin learned two central elements of Turkish culture: respect, particularly of parents, and honor, particularly that of the family.

Their proposal similarly called for four central elements and "a tough but fair path to legalization for those already here," but it did not advance.

Though "A Third Face" conveys the pungent charm of the tales from which it is spun, it does so without the two central elements of Fuller's enduring importance: his art, and his artlessness.

The lawsuit, filed by state attorneys general and governors, all but one a Republican, seeks to overturn two central elements of the law: a mandate that virtually everyone obtain insurance or pay a penalty; and a big expansion of Medicaid, the state-federal insurance program that covers the poorest Americans.

There are two central elements running through these premises.