Sentence examples for according to a framework from inspiring English sources

According to a framework suggested by the Canadian communications theorist Sherry Devereux Ferguson, most of them fall into one or the other of three general categories.

It is one part of Boethius's work (perhaps the only one) which remains of interest in contemporary philosophy (of religion) and, for that reason, it has often been interpreted according to a framework provided by more recent thinking about the problem of divine prescience (see, for example, Leftow (1991), Zagzebski (1991)).

We used an open process for the evolution and standardization of data models according to a framework for how data models in synthetic biology should be published [37].

First level coding [ 10] provided an initial categorisation of responses and incidents according to a framework developed from our research questions (see above).

We identified measures of care coordination processes and characterized those measures according to a framework of domains and perspectives developed for this study.

It would be interesting to also get feedback from the chief residents for each module; and information on 'what they would change' (if anything), particularly as they develop the materials according to a framework.

Factors identified were classified as impeding or facilitating, and categorized according to a conceptual framework, an elaborated version of Andersen's healthcare utilization model.

This paper investigates the vulnerability of self-organizing networks subject to malicious attacks according to a new framework.

Sometimes this work provides a transparent basis for decisions, as when risk assessment institutions assess the risk according to a regulatory framework.

According to a conceptual framework developed by Halliday et al. (2007), animal sentinels must be susceptible and responsive to a zoonotic pathogen that is spatially or ecologically related to a target population, in this case household members.

We moreover see that immigrants are (insignificantly) more likely to correctly report a committed crime, or that, according to a ZI framework, immigrants are less likely to be in the ZI group.