Sentence examples for a broad typology from inspiring English sources

There is a clear diversity of HNVf in Ireland and this can be captured and described in a broad typology that includes selected farm structural characteristics, management variables and basic habitat attributes.

Such a broad typology is then a starting point for a more detailed priority setting process, in which policy makers can still deviate from the broad recommendations.

One distinguishing feature of our approach, which contrasts starkly with previous research, is a focus on the explicit and detailed measurement of policy instruments, rather than a broad typology assessment of health systems organization, as done by Roemer for instance [ 3, 4] or the functions of PHI, as proposed by Colombo and Tapay [ 2].

Second, we organized the findings based on two broad typologies of CHWs for comparison.

In this respect, a broad clustering or typology of interventions that are probable 'good candidates for implementation', 'not good candidates for implementation', and 'in-between' is perhaps a good way to present results to policy makers.

And; Critical link J: other BCG characteristics (e.g. broader typology of sectors of business) integrated into the Delphi methodology.

And;   (10) Critical link J: other BCG characteristics (e.g. broader typology of sectors of business) integrated into the Delphi methodology.  .

Reporting guidelines were designed for a broad spectrum of research typologies.

The analyses in this paper suggest that in our groups of students there is a broad similarity between preferences for medical careers and the typology found by Holland in careers in general, suggesting that the structures are homologous.

Thus, while this project constitutes a step forward by systematically indexing the presence of policy and regulations (in contrast with a broad categorization of the system into certain health systems typologies), we still need to establish the validity of this approach with regards to the conditions above.

This typology has been used in similar analyses 31 32 to identify a broad newspaper sample with various readership demographics and political orientations, thus capturing the potential range of ways that print media frame particular topics.