Sentence examples for a framework for preparing from inspiring English sources
The clinical guidelines developed from this study offer a framework for preparing, conducting and evaluating family meetings.
A framework for preparing questions about competences in HP&DP needed by FP/GPs in their daily practice was established as a part of the Leonardo da Vinci project [ 7].
That outline would narrow the focus for the rest of your research, and provide a framework for preparing your annotated outline.
Although the SFFP competencies were developed for recommendations for preparation of future physicians, we argue that they provide an excellent framework for preparing undergraduate students for a wide range of careers in the health and natural sciences.
We discuss implications of this framework for preparing and supporting active-learning instructors in the undergraduate STEM and for future research on teacher knowledge for undergraduate instruction.
There have been no significant changes in the formal framework for preparing these reports, although some minor revisions were implemented in 2005.
It provides a framework and roadmap for preparing successful Windows to Linux migration project and gives step-by-step instructions to help ensure a hassle-free migration.
Officials are also preparing a framework for a new safety regime.
To overcome this issue, we developed an integrated model implementation coupler that aims to drive SWAT and DayCent the two representative models in hydrology and biogeochemistry, respectively—just using a user's SWAT project without the need of any extra efforts such as developing a framework or preparing input data for DayCent modeling.
There's great opportunity in AI, and natural evolution provides a framework for us to study and prepare for the future of machine evolution.
With tests to pick up the earliest stages of the disease not yet ready for widespread use, the new guidelines will have little immediate impact on patients, but they are intended to provide a framework for research and to hopefully prepare clinicians for the day when effective treatments become available.
