Sentence examples for a multidimensional framework from inspiring English sources
ZigZag offers a multidimensional framework for software tinkerers to reinvent word processing, databases, even graphics applications.
We plan to operate within a multidimensional framework of social, health and cultural rights.
Further, the choice of mode, departure time and occupancy are investigated in a multidimensional framework.
The paper aims to develop a clearer understanding on this new city model by identifying and linking the key drivers to desired outcomes, and then intertwining them in a multidimensional framework.
The purpose of this study is to utilize a multidimensional framework to assess Health-related Quality of Life HRQOLL) and its salient predictors among a population based sample of cervical cancer survivors.
To meet these challenges, a software tool was developed and implemented that enables scientists to explore in vitro and in silico ADME and chemistry data in a multidimensional framework.
Our analysis finally rejects the possibility of using a single quantified performance indicator and calls for a heuristic multidimensional framework of performance evaluation, combining a larger number of potentially conflicting or double-counting performance indouble-counting performance
This paper (1) proposes a comprehensive multidimensional framework that operationalizes PSS performance, and (2) analyses how recent PSS implementation studies have reported on this performance.
It also discusses the growing infrastructure and environmental challenges facing the city and the need for the introduction of an integrated multidimensional framework to make the city more livable than its present situation.
It would provide amongst other things for a comprehensive and multidimensional framework for addressing child poverty, establishment of a set of indicators for monitoring child poverty reduction, and development of creative and systematic processes for including the voice of children and young people in the planning, implementation and monitoring and assessment of child poverty programmes.
This article has developed and provided the understanding of the attributes of the social capital concept, giving rise to a multilevel and multidimensional framework that ought to be adapted to vulnerable urban contexts.
