In this perspective, a possible framework stems from the consensus problem formulated and solved in the pioneering work of DeGroot [16] and Friedkin [21], which stimulated a bulk of both theoretical and application-oriented research [22 27].
The first cornerstone, and the primary driver for the NexGen framework, stems from the NRC report, Toxicity Testing in the 21st Century: A Vision and a Strategy (NRC 2007), now commonly referred to as TT21C.
The motivation for the framework stems from use cases in the field of Business Process Management.
Their framework stems from previous disagreement by Wood (1991) that the seminal work by Carroll (1979) which captures CSR in four schematic responsibilities, was inadequate as a framework to examine CSR practices.
Much of our confidence in the resilience of the post-Second World War international framework stemmed from the belief that enough powerful countries would have an interest in maintaining the system if the United States went into decline.16 That is now harder to imagine.
The main difficulties in the design of this framework stemmed from fundamental differences between the data model of ORCID and that of most PTCRIS services.
Evidence supporting this framework stemmed from low correlations in skilled performance in similar tasks requiring similar motor skills (Bachman, 1961; Lotter, 1960).
Three analytic frameworks stemming from the health economic, economic and public economic theory were employed to quantify the economic impact of immunization and to compare the benefits and costs associated with HPV vaccination in Germany.
The reluctance of emerging donors to sign on the dotted line on a global framework stems partly from a genuine lack of capacity to track data, but also from practices on the ground.
Several cognitive processes (i.e., problem detection, elaboration, reframing and replanning) have been explored within a particular framework of sensemaking stemming from the data/frame theory (Klein et al., 2007).
