Sentence examples for work out principles from inspiring English sources
If we ever are to work out principles of MS services, including DMD treatment to optimize the long-term quality of life for persons with MS, many MS neurologists need to come together in large-scale collaborations to collect clinical data.
Cross fertilization through intense discussion should allow us to work out general principles and develop new strategies for targeted therapies.
The next stage in this research will involve further analyses of both wild type and mutant flies to try and work out general principles about how the brain develops via the decoding of genetic information.
In his surviving letters, however, he does not work out a principle that would require his converts to observe some but not all of the Jewish law.
Locke held that the more objective analysis of culture he advocated would likely result in the development over time of distinctive culture-types for which it may prove possible to work out some principle of development or evolution.
First, he needed to work out some general principles concerning the nature of motion for this new unified matter.
A major challenge was to work out what the principles outlined in the text of the policy meant in practice for individual projects.
We apply our results to work out the maximum principle of the impulsive differential inequality.
In this multi-lingual environment where feuds among artistic schools had been suspended, Zdanevich worked out the principles of "mature" zaum and a corresponding approach to book design.
He always maintained that the Philips Pavilion was entirely his own design, and certainly its simple but strikingly original geometry of curves and planes is worked out on principles very similar to those he had used in his first published composition, "Metastasis" for orchestra (1953-4).
Protestants do not always agree on how these principles work out in the law, nor have Protestants always followed their own principles to their logical legal conclusions.
