Sentence examples for viewpoints for example from inspiring English sources

Viewpoints, for example, reviews cable and insurance provider services.

This is obviously a tempting idea for its apparent simplicity, but its biological plausibility can be challenged from different viewpoints: for example, it is not clear at all how the brain could possibly compute the equilibrium points, hidden inside the object's surface, without relying on perceivable object's features.

Video diaries are particularly suited to research with people from vulnerable groups, giving them tools to express their shared viewpoints; for example, recording situations relating to shared community issues that affect health (Brown, Costley, Friend, & Varey, 2010).

However, other studies have presented opposing viewpoints, for example 32.2% of girls compared to 40% of boys aged 5-18 years in Latin America had the metabolic syndrome [ 24].

By virtue of their participation in the study patients were willing to experience healing therapy and four patients mentioned this open minded viewpoint, for example, " I mean I am quite open minded about things really…it may help with my stress situation" (P16 M UC).

An algorithm designed to detect frequently recurring viewpoints -- for example, that the Guardian should not be wasting valuable internet space by running blog posts about fashion or celebrities -- will enable those to be added to the site even faster.

… From a biological viewpoint, schooling organisms (for example skipjack tuna) may exhibit clustered distributions whereas territorial competitive organisms may exhibit uniform or repulsed distributions (for example sea anemones)." Berges (personal communication) converted this exercise into an analysis of photon absorption during photosynthesis.

General population sampling methods might result in a number of people with strong and different views on the topic of interest, but it is equally likely not to locate those views, unless they are strongly associated with other, particular characteristics which happened to have entered the sampling frame (for example viewpoints that strongly associate with age or ethnicity or gender).

In the research literature, the concept of Big Social Data has been defined and interpreted in many ways for various purposes; for example, the viewpoints from which it has been explored include social media, online social networks, social computing, and computational social science (CSS).

For example, gradual viewpoint shifts in allocentric memory tasks may allow for compensatory egocentric strategies that are not efficient in instantaneous viewpoint shifts with otherwise similar stimulus material.

Political science analyses indicate that public communication and public consultation resembles more a monologue than dialogue, and even in situations of bidirectional public participation, there is no guarantee of actionable steps beyond processes (for example, gathering diverse viewpoints), especially for the creation of innovative implementable solutions [ 49, 50].