Sentence examples for a framework to discuss from inspiring English sources
The deal was presented as a framework to discuss future deals.
Below, I define a model primitive to provide a framework to discuss assumptions and the interpretation of the family innovation; I then return the focus to the estimated equation.
By doing this, policy makers and transportation analyst are offered a framework to discuss issues that are related to road network robustness and vulnerability which goes beyond the disconnected definitions, indicators and evaluation methods used so far in literature.
We utilize Glassick's criteria for scholarship as a framework to discuss strategies to ensure that the research question of interest is worthy of further study and how to use existing literature and conceptual frameworks to strengthen a research study.
These data highlight both the complexity of the Symbiodinium ITS2 sequence diversity in corals, and are used as a framework to discuss the problems inherent in using this marker to designate species in the genus Symbiodinium.
Rodmell [ 44] suggests that curriculum is an effective factor in shaping peoples' attitude and increasing their knowledge, and also a framework to discuss and criticize the ethical issues.
This agreement enables the authors, assuming a similar framework, to discuss the measured pressure loads as a consequence of the dam break wave front impacting on the downstream wall.
The set of MP scenarios is used in this article as a topical framework to discuss the results of the analysis in an international context.
The space provides a suitable framework to discuss some physical problems.
We first develop a general framework to discuss questions of this type using classical Dirichlet forms on infinite dimensional state spaces and their associated diffusions.
Consider that the space was introduced and discussed in [10] and [19], we think that the space is a reasonable framework to discuss the -growth problem (1.2)–(1.4), where only depends on the space variable similar to [18].
