Sentence examples for a framework for instruments from inspiring English sources

Study designs and a framework for instruments that have been developed for research on anticipated acceptance of oral cholera vaccines 26 27 would address critical open questions about the public response component of influenza vaccine effectiveness.

The "Saving newborn lives, tools for newborn health, 2004", published by Save the Children [ 22], was used as a framework for instrument development.

This paper develops a framework for analyzing instruments that encourage drivers to internalize the full consequences of their behavior with respect to choice of speed using Pay-As-You-Speed (PAYS) insurance, possibly as an extension of Pay-As-You-Drive (PAYD) insurance.

A third advantage of the CR approach is that it provides a framework for performing instrument bias adjustments probabilistically, such that adjustment uncertainty is propagated to the hypoxic extent estimates.

The aim of this paper is to propose a framework for the evaluation of policy instruments designed to affect development and dissemination of new energy technologies.

Furthermore, a framework for ergonomic research on laparoscopic instrument handles is proposed to standardize work on instrument design.

In this paper, we propose a framework for organizational processes architecture which provides instruments for building high quality organizational solutions in the problem space, and contributes to the alignment between business and urbanized information systems through linking the problem and the solution spaces.

Before developing a framework for quality assessment of HEE quality appraisal instruments, it might be prudent to review experiences regarding other applications of quality appraisal instruments.

As a framework for expanding the FOF accounts, seven financial instruments were chosen.

The Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination Against Women is a key international legal instrument that provides a framework for advancement of the right of women.

Treaty law is relatively well-developed, as compared with the law governing other international instruments, and the law of treaties provides a framework for enforcement and dispute resolution.