Sentences with phrase «whole classes of»

If such limitations were in place, the Board offered, whole classes of applicants, such as both high - level and low - level government executives, might find themselves without a forum to adjudicate their rights, which is «absurd.»

Some clearing work is needed, and the key to such clearing is found in a priori reasoning, leading to the introduction of some very general - and often very simple - principles and relationships, from which whole classes of apparently very different things may be deduced.

... Similar kinds of taxes could be imposed on whole classes of machines that pour filth into the atmosphere and consume frightful amounts of fuel.

Then, the research began to register that whole classes of animals across a wide geography were in trouble — so many that the politically impotent US Fish and Wildlife Service fell years behind in trying to process candidates for its national lists of the threatened or endangered that were supposed to be under some measure of federal protection.

The best studies tend to test the robustness of their conclusions by dropping various subsets of data or by excluding whole classes of data (such as tree - rings) in order to see what difference they make so you won't generally find that too much rides on any one proxy record (despite what you might read elsewhere).

But excluding whole classes of goods is bogus, particularly when their removal lowers the CPI by a lot.

«Until now, it often has been a real mystery which antigens T cells are recognizing; there are whole classes of disease where we don't have this information,» said Michael Birnbaum, a graduate student who led the research at the School of Medicine in the laboratory of K. Christopher Garcia, the study's senior author and a professor of molecular and cellular physiology and of structural biology.

Even biology undergraduates may balk at animal experiments or dissections, and it is not uncommon for individuals or occasionally even whole classes of undergraduates to refuse to participate in certain practicals.

The cell, taken from the embryo between the zygote and blastocyst stages, can be collected without damaging the embryo, and yet it is still versatile enough to give rise to whole classes of tissue types.

Sometimes, as in India, there were whole classes of the excluded.

Recent advances in artificial intelligence and mobile communications have also fuelled fears that whole classes of clerical and research jobs may also be replaced by machines.

Fallacy of Hasty Generalization: is the fallacy of examining just one or very few examples or studying a single case, and generalizing that to be representative of the whole class of objects or phenomena.

I don't know how familiar you are with high end audio products, but there's a whole class of extremely pricey products that purport to offer substantial improvements to the sound in your audio system.

The Three - Fifths Compromise — a moral failure which defined a whole class of human beings as less than persons — was America's original sin the moment it was ratified.

The transmission - theory also puts itself in touch with a whole class of experiences that are with difficulty explained by the production - theory.

That whole class of people is something other than what Steinbeck described.

However, the main reason the lipid theory of heart disease continues in the U.S. is because to admit that this hypothesis is wrong is to admit that a whole class of pharmaceutical drugs is unnecessary, statin drugs that lower one's cholesterol artificially.

and the author who frequently displays these sentiments, though this is definitely the very lowest demonstration, then you are defending division and bigotry: targeting a whole class of people for scorn being one symptom.

I'm with you though... I'd never attempt that with a whole class of young «ns!

Gallium arsenide is but one of a whole class of materials called III - V semiconductors, and this work opens a path to integrate oxide 2DEGs with others.

«Water, moisturizers, gasoline, and petroleum products have signatures,» Arnone says, but there is «a whole class of liquids that don't,» including acetone.

McCormack says the data mark the end of the road not just for this vaginal gel but the whole class of microbicides that use nonspecific compounds to prevent HIV - infection.

And Greenwald points out that by barring staff from the major fusion labs from the report subcommittee, «it lacked a whole class of expertise.»

«They were a segue to a whole class of studies about nonterrestrial planets, and they're really very much a pathway to the stars.»

«These bugs weren't a problem at all, but now we stand on the brink of almost losing a whole class of vital antibiotics,» says Laxminarayan.

«There's a whole class of molecules that's not in our combustion models,» says Taatjes.

«There's a whole class of errors that computers never make,» he says.

The reason this study was funded by the National Cancer Institute is not because of cellulite, but because of a concern that this whole class of compounds may increase cancer risk.

Oxalate specifically impairs iron's intracellular release, and interferes with the whole class of biotin - dependent enzymes called carboxylases.

For the most part, in this scenario, a whole class of students is almost never seen taking the same test at the same time.

We have a whole class of children growing up without fathers, and they are doing terribly.

Starting the project and having a whole class of my own was 100 % okay for me.

It's like the old days in elementary school where if 3 kids misbehaved during recess, the whole class of 30 kids was punished and denied recess for the rest of the week.

Classwide incentive systems are meant to be systems that motivate a whole class of students to work collaboratively towards a meaningful academic or classroom community goal.

There exist in this world a range of sublunary spirits that carminibus coelo possunt deducere lunam, and they have been divided since ancient times into six kinds: fiery, aerial, terrestrial, watery, subterranean, and the whole class of fairies and nymphs.

This is very useful for IT staff that need to deliver a specific ebook or e-textbook to a whole class of students.

Online marketing through social media networks has allowed a whole class of authors to go directly for a readership platform.

You missed the whole class of what is generally considered self publishing.

Are there major score thresholds, that once you pass them, you suddenly experience tremendous noticeable benefits (like suddenly qualifying for a whole class of better credit)?

There is a whole class of investment advisers who specialize in market timing and they try to predict when a market will turn and when their clients should buy or sell equities.

I think what it ultimately does is it deeply affects what one ends up buying and I think perhaps the biggest benefit of that rule is that wipes out a whole class of investment.

There's a whole class of diseases that animals catch from one another when kept in confined spaces, including kennel cough.

Most dogs tolerate Metacam well, but that whole class of drugs (NSAIDs) have the potential to cause stomach problems.

If it's not difficult it definitely won't be popular, but if it's too difficult you'll leave behind a whole class of users.

So there is now a whole class of children repeating climate garbage.

You obsession with priors, if I may satirize it as such, indicates you have a whole class of solutions in mind, but not all.I agree that that class of solutions has plenty of ambigu pdf's.

Besides a whole class of functionnals could be constructed that share the same mathematical properties but have nothing to do with entropy either.

In the pharmaceutical industry, he notes, certainty is especially important when one patent may cover the formulation of a whole class of drugs, for example.

You can also specify a whole class of sites, for example [iraq site:.

No precedent is cited for an order under the inherent jurisdiction which prohibits contact with a whole class of persons (females under the age of 18) as opposed to a particular ward of Court.