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A relevant framework to model this type of competitive interactions is provided by game theory.
In this respect, economic sociology proposes a relevant framework to develop a more comprehensive approach to migrants' transfers.
Chavas, et al. ([2005]) noted that the profit maximization (4) is the relevant framework to analyse production efficiency at the household level.
Therefore, close rhetorical analysis of debates in arts management and museology provides a relevant framework with which to view the emergent research assessment models (Benneworth, 2015) concerning 'impact' within higher education.
The study of behavioral syndromes offers a relevant framework within which to discuss the conservation implications of individual variation in human-wildlife interaction studies [58].
To highlight a few: - The CCCs are a relevant framework in middle-income settings, although governments may play a strong role in enabling their application.
The iterative process was articulated as the following series of three main steps: 1. Identify a relevant framework of stakeholder categories Based on an iterative search of the literature, no frameworks of stakeholder categories specific to older adult mobility, the built environment, or social environments were identified.
"Best fit" framework synthesis requires identification of a relevant framework, theory or conceptual model for particular health behaviours.
A strength of this review is that a relevant framework is described, with criteria [ 22] that define the range of study designs that should be included.
First of all, the institutionalist literature with its emphasis on inter-institutional turf wars and bureaucratic politics provides a relevant theoretical framework to look at immigration policy-making across different political systems.
In the present study, the ability of 4th order mesenteric arteries to develop myogenic tone provides a physiologically relevant framework from which to examine vasodilation.
