Sentence examples for turn to methods from inspiring English sources

Sex workers would have to turn to methods that offer less privacy to promote their services, making it tougher to screen clients or warn others about dangerous customers.

When institutions silence voices, those silenced turn to methods outside the institution to achieve their goals; we gave the Board of Trustees a chance to do the right thing through their institutional channels, and now they will see the consequences of ignoring us.

Another way to circumvent this drawback is to turn to methods of approximated estimation of variance-covariance matrices.

Whenever more fine hypotheses are to be tested, it makes more sense to turn to methods that allow more flexible modeling of the covariance structure and provide associated tests of hypothesis or pointwise estimation.

""The Russian authorities have turned to methods of direct pressure of force against its opponents".

Government and environmental watchdogs say many cleaners are turning to methods that are only slightly less toxic than perc.

The National Cancer Institute Breast Cancer Risk Assessment Tool (BCRAT), or Gail model, and its updated versions are the most commonly used tools for breast cancer risk estimation [7], [8], with attention turning to methods that might improve upon its predictive accuracy.

Turning to method, it was outrageous for the paper to have paid a prostitute.

Public health researchers increasingly turn to qualitative methods either on their own or in combination with quantitative methods.

Often, landlords turn to informal methods to get families to leave.

Poorer women would turn to other methods for abortions, as they did before it was legalized, which are often dangerous or ineffective, says Borchelt.