Sentence examples for valid means of from inspiring English sources

But, as I contemplate the end of my mother's life, her dissembling seems to me a perfectly valid means of dealing with a death sentence.

The Nyaya school holds that there are four valid means of knowledge: perception (pratyaksha), inference (anumana), comparison (upamana), and sound, or testimony (shabda).

The court stopped well short of declaring that states have no constitutionally valid means of taking positions with foreign policy implications, as many did during years of protest against the apartheid government in South Africa.

France's constitutional court has upheld a ban on hydraulic fracturing, ruling that the law against the energy exploration technique known as "fracking" is a valid means of protecting the environment.

By the same token, neither had humanism any valid means of defense against the attackers scientists, fundamentalists, materialists, and others who camped in ever-larger numbers on its borders.

The school of logic, Nyaya, accepts verbal testimony, both human and divine, as a valid means of knowledge but notes that only the divine knowledge of the Vedas is infallible.

In other words, the logical framework of Fig. 4 offers a valid means for the interpretation of NTD results in the Heshun county, quantitatively and qualitatively.

We remain of the opinion that overexpression of PPP1R15A is a valid means to isolate the effect of jasplakinolide on eIF2α phosphorylation from its effects on PPP1R15A expression.

The human liver tissue slice model has been shown previously to provide a valid means for preclinical assay of potential Ad-based hepatotoxicity [ 7, 46].

Contributions to the conceptual framework [ 43] and statistical approaches [ 44] have allowed a better understanding of the large administrative database as a valid means to examine the quality of medical services.

A self-consistent equivalent inclusion solution is shown to produce a valid mean-field estimate of the effective stiffness of the polycrystal.