Sentence examples for a framework for viewing from inspiring English sources

Finally, this chapter proposes a framework for viewing a chemical enterprise from a multiple length and time-scale perspective.

Within this paper, we provide a framework for viewing schizophrenic symptoms and some suggestions for specific symptom/function/region associations.

What is so striking about this model is that it provides a framework for viewing people as vulnerable, rather than inherently faulty.

This study offers a framework for viewing NPSLE as a burden on brain function that elicits compensatory mechanisms, relying on neuronal plasticity to maintain cognitive performance.

Emphasis, rather, will be on the ARC research scholar Andrew Searles constructing a theoretical framework for viewing the impact of the AUSFTA on the price and supply characteristics of pharmaceuticals in Australia drawing upon established economic theory, particularly in relation to public goods.

But is uplift on the same terms, for the same ends, the right framework for viewing African-American, or any other American, history in 2007?

Some guidelines are offered here which serve as a framework for how I view the role of my laboratory in fostering training and career development.

Building rapport and trust and having a framework for enquiry was viewed as giving rise to more in-depth disclosure; the acupuncture treatment itself facilitated relaxation and trust, reported by both the practitioners and the women.

The GIS-MCDA methods provide a framework for handling different views and compositions of the elements of a complex decision problem, and for organizing them into a hierarchical structure, as well as studying the relationships among the components of the problem (Malczewski, 2006).

Linstone's Multiple Perspectives approach [ 24], (perspectives are indicated by the "wings" in Figure 1), provides a framework for how we should view the CDS "system".

Sturmberg and Martin argue that the nature of medical knowledge is inherently uncertain and thus needs to be approached in a flexible, context-dependent way[ 19] A straightforward, universal application of existing evidence in practice is often difficult[ 20, 21] EB research offers a framework for studying how individuals view these fundamental aspects of knowledge and knowing.