Sentence examples for a framework for systematically from inspiring English sources

Just as financial managers seek to balance risks and benefits through systematic analysis, this planning exercise provides a framework for systematically deciding how to invest funds to maximize expected returns in environmental health where returns are measured in terms of decreases in overall population disease burden.

To this end, it provides a framework for systematically analysing any curriculum genre, from classroom activities to parent child exchanges.

The paper provides a framework for systematically thinking about integration of different perspectives and other elements essential to any particular collaboration.

In this study we provide a framework for systematically evaluating costs and effectiveness in order to translate clinical study findings to guide implementation of screening programs to maximize benefits in the real-world setting.

The PRECEDE or evaluative phase, provides a framework for systematically assessing the social, epidemiological, educational and ecological, and administrative and policy aspects of a topic under study.

The IM method is a framework for systematically developing health education interventions, and can be used as part of the dynamic process of planning intervention strategies in health education.

7 Micro-level approaches owe a great deal to conversation analysis that provides a conceptual framework for systematically analysing face-to-face talk.

A conceptual framework for systematically studying and analysing risk governance is introduced.

To provide PBL educators with a systematic conceptual framework for designing PBL problems, Hung (2006) introduced the 3C3R model as a conceptual framework for systematically designing PBL problems.

Here, we present a synthetic framework for systematically constructing eukaryotic transcription functions using artificial zinc fingers, modular DNA-binding domains found within many eukaryotic TFs.

In this paper, we propose a general framework for systematically describing such knowledge, which makes it possible not only to explain various models and the difference between them but also to design/sequence a set of problems appropriate for promoting conceptual understanding.